We will however do our utmost to ensure that all the data represented will be as accurate as possible. Unfortunately our knowledge of the human body is far from complete and in many areas there is a difference of opinion among the experts. We will try and avoid as much controversy as possible. When we discuss controversial subjects we will try to the best of our ability to explain the different view points as simple as possible. Fortunately because only basic knowledge will be represented we should be able to avoid much of the controversy.

Different treatment options will be mentioned but not discusses in detail. Treatment should always be individualized and the best person to do this is your medical service provider. Different individuals also reacts differently to treatment. We are all unique individuals.

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Our site's aim is to give you a better understanding of the basic functions and causes of abnormalities of the female body.

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We hope that we will make a contribution and help all women to understand their bodies better, to determine problems in time and therefore improve their overall health.

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We strongly suggest that every women should have an annual (or at the very least every third year ) complete gynecological examination!!!!!!!