- Utangulizi wa Mambo Yasiyo ya Kawaida ya Jinakolojia Mbalimbali
- Uvimbe wa Tezi ya Bartholin na Usaha wa Tezi ya Bartholin
- Uvimbe wa Tezi ya Skene
- Ujumuishaji wa Vulva na Uvimbe wa Ngozi ya Nje
- Polipu za Shingo ya Kizazi
- Stenosis ya Shingo ya Kizazi
- Adenomyosis ya Uterasi
- Uvimbe wa Ovari Uliojaa Maji na Uzito Mwingine wa Ovari Tulivu
- Kusokotwa kwa Adnexal
Noncancerous (benign) gynecologic growths include cysts, polyps, and fibroids (leiomyomas). Noncancerous growths can develop on the vulva or in the vagina, uterus, or ovaries. The vulva consists of the labia and other tissues around the opening of the vagina.
Anatomia ya Uzazi wa Mwanamke wa Nje
Anatomia ya Ndani ya Uzazi ya Mwanamke
Cysts are closed sacs that are separate from the tissue around them. They often contain fluid, blood, or sometimes solid material. Cysts that commonly occur in the female reproductive organs include the following:
Occasionally, cysts or tumors in an ovary can cause the ovary to twist—a disorder called adnexal torsion.
Rarely, certain gynecologic growths become cancerous.
Other gynecologic abnormalities include
Adenomyosis: Tissue from glands in the lining of the uterus form a growth in the wall of the uterus
Cervical stenosis: Narrowing of the passageway through the lower part of the uterus (cervix) to the larger upper part (body)
