Cervical polyps are small growths that generally do not cause any discomfort or pain, but they are easily discovered during a pelvic examination or Pap test. Cervical polyps are either Ectocervical or Endocervical. Ectocervical polyps are most frequently diagnosed in postmenopausal women, while Endocervical polyps are more frequently found in premenopausal women. Polypectomy The majority…
While umbilical hernias in infants almost always heal without the need for surgery, but that is not the case for adults where the hernia cannot heal without medical assistance. There are several typical causes for the development of adult umbilical hernias that include being overweight, after a pregnancy, or have had surgery in the area…
While a descending bladder, also called a prolapsed bladder, is a common female condition, living with a constantly leaking bladder is both annoying and embarrassing. When the tissue supporting your bladder weakens, the organ will move downward from its normal position and press against the vagina. There are a number of reasons for this condition…
Our digestive systems are much more sensitive than most of us realize. Everyday stress and tension, as well as a number of health concerns, can adversely affect the normal flow of our bodily waste. One such interfering condition is a peptic ulcer, a bacterial infection affecting the stomach lining, and typically is represented by flaring…
Living with swollen, rope-like, enlarged veins that disrupt the blood flow from your legs to your heart, cause leg pain, make your legs feel heavy when standing or walking, or can create blood clots can be relieved with surgery. Your Glendora General Surgeon will need to know all of the medications and over-the-counter vitamins, pain…