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The study of female sex organs and the treatment of diseases of women in general.<\/p>\n

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The branch of medicine dealing with the female pelvic and urogenital organs, in both the normal and diseased states. It encompasses aspects of contraception, abortion, and in vitro fertilization or IVF. Covering the full age range, it is closely related to obstetrics, while involving aspects of both surgery and psychiatry.<\/p>\n

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Gynecology is the medical specialty that focuses on the female reproductive tract. It encompasses various aspects, including contraception, the diagnosis and treatment of menstrual issues, sexual problems, infertility, menopause-related problems, as well as conditions like uterine fibroids and ovarian cysts. Gynecologists also address disorders occurring in the early stages of pregnancy, such as recurrent miscarriage.<\/p>\n

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