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Endocrinology
Various hormone diseases can be found in this present era. These disorders are supposed as the most common among the non – communicable diseases which are hardly known by the general populations. For creating general awareness among the people many hospitals or institutes have set up endocrinology and metabolism departments. Endocrinology is the study of biosynthesis, chemistry, physiological, function of hormones, storage and the last one is pathology along with the cells of endocrine glands and tissues which secrets them.

Endocrine system associated with some glands in the body that secrets hormone directly into the blood as hormone has dissimilar function or methods of accomplishment. Many organizations and institutes which are affiliated with The Endocrine Society are providing education related to the endocrinology associated with the imbalanced hormone to the patients and the public. These hormone diseases comprise diabetes, thyroid, obesity, impotence infertility and Osteoporosis and many more.
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Using minimally invasive procedure is possible to solve abnormal gynecological bleeding in only 10 minutes, which solves the problem of origin without removing the uterus or womb, as before. Large number of women suffering from various conditions, such as heavy menstruation (excessive) and uterine bleeding caused by hormonal disorders, fibroids (tumors of the matrix is not cancerous) or benign polyps (small lumps that grow in the uterine cavity), usually treated by hysterectomy (removal of uterus).

However, in recent decades have diagnostic and therapeutic trends emerged that give patients equal to or better than traditional medical approaches, which adds a shorter recovery time.

No menstruation
Procedure “to remove the uterus,” regardless of clinical justification, creates some impact on the sense of physical integrity of many women. While this surgery has proved effective in the treatment of many disorders affecting women, is expensive, involves long-term disability, and therefore, slow return to daily activities.
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