This week, Dr. Burki discusses how birth control pills significantly lower the risk of ovarian cancer. She explains the process of ovulation and how avoiding it through contraceptives, pregnancies, or breastfeeding reduces the chance of ovarian injury and subsequent cancer risk. Dr. Burki also touches on the role of birth control pills in reducing the risk of other cancers like endometrial and colon cancer. Special emphasis is given to women with BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, including preventiv...
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This week, Dr. Burki discusses how birth control pills significantly lower the risk of ovarian cancer. She explains the process of ovulation and how avoiding it through contraceptives, pregnancies, or breastfeeding reduces the chance of ovarian injury and subsequent cancer risk. Dr. Burki also touches on the role of birth control pills in reducing the risk of other cancers like endometrial and colon cancer. Special emphasis is given to women with BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, including preventiv...
It Hurts When I Pee - Bladder or Vaginal Infection: Which Is It?
GynoInfo! Frank Talk with Dr. Burki
21 minutes
3 months ago
It Hurts When I Pee - Bladder or Vaginal Infection: Which Is It?
In this episode Dr. Burki explains how to figure out if something is more likely a bladder infection and vaginal infection. She discusses the importance of identifying where and when the pain occurs to determine the likely cause. Dr. Burki also provides advice on communicating your symptoms effectively to healthcare professionals, tips for self-treatment, and when to seek urgent medical attention. She also touches on the causes of bladder infections, including sexual activity, and offer...
GynoInfo! Frank Talk with Dr. Burki
This week, Dr. Burki discusses how birth control pills significantly lower the risk of ovarian cancer. She explains the process of ovulation and how avoiding it through contraceptives, pregnancies, or breastfeeding reduces the chance of ovarian injury and subsequent cancer risk. Dr. Burki also touches on the role of birth control pills in reducing the risk of other cancers like endometrial and colon cancer. Special emphasis is given to women with BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, including preventiv...