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If your menstrual cycle is regular, the first telltale sign is, of course, the absence of rules. Even if you only have five to ten days late, some signs are rather unusual characteristics. They occur with varying intensity. Usually the morning upon awakening, you are “smeared”, unable to eat for breakfast. You feel little twinges in the abdomen, as if you have your period. The urge to urinate more often, your breasts are painful (especially on the sides), they are
harder and slightly larger. The areola surrounding the nipple is darker and dotted with small tubercles. Finally, you have plenty of time sleepiness.

Of course, these signs alone do not constitute a real certainty of pregnancy. From the earliest days late, your gynecologist will see in the vaginal examination, the uterus has already changed its consistency (it is a bit softer) and it took a bit of volume, especially if it is not your first baby. He also noted the lilac specific cervix. (more…)

The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland located at the base of the neck, formed by 2 lobes on the right and 2 on the left, connected to the center. The thyroid produces, stores and releases thyroid hormones (T3 and T4) acting within almost all body cells and allow the regulation of extremely important functions such as metabolism.

Thyroid cancer is a malignant tumor that affects the thyroid gland. Generally the older thyroid cells are replaced by new cells constantly and regularly. Sometimes a few cells grow abnormally without following the normal cycle of growth and continue to grow and reproduce in an uncontrolled manner, forming a tumor. (more…)