#Gynaecology Check-Ups for Women
Are you among the women who skip their check-ups because going to the gynaecologist is an unpleasant experience?
At HC Marbella, we suggest that you let go of this myth because regular gynaecology check-ups are very important for one’s health and they can even be lifesaving. A timely check-up can prevent long gynaecologic illnesses such as cancer, as well the complications they imply. The good news is that regular check-ups do precisely that: they detect possible changes in the reproductive system and prevent potential diseases from developing. Therefore, you are better off facing your fear, since a gynaecologist is, in the end, just another specialised doctor. [Continue Reading]
Each year, the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (FEDER), in coordination with the European Organization for Rare Diseases (EURORDIS) and the Iberia-American Alliance of Rare Diseases (ALIBER), hold an Awareness Campaign on the occasion of World Day of Rare Diseases, which takes place on February 28. 
We hear the word menopause and something inside us trembles, we do not want to hear about it but we know it will come each person experiences the menopause in their own way. It is a natural process, with obvious physical symptoms such as menstruation arrest. This symptom can be followed by other psychological ones such as mood changes, anxiety, etc. This results in a decrease in the quality of life, so it is advisable to consult with your doctor so that he can help you cope with the situation that many try to carry alone. 
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