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“Female” is a biological term used to describe the sex of an organism that typically produces eggs or ovum, and is associated with reproductive traits that are characteristic of producing offspring. In many species, including humans, females have reproductive organs such as ovaries and a uterus, which enable them to conceive, carry, and give birth to offspring. In mammals like humans, females also usually have two X chromosomes (XX) in their genetic makeup.

It’s important to note that while “female” refers to a biological sex, gender is a more complex concept that encompasses social, cultural, and psychological aspects. Gender identity can be different from biological sex, as individuals may identify as a different gender than the one assigned to them at birth.

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  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Thanks for waiting! Here's a detailed look at the female symptoms of Phosphorus in homeopathy: 🌸 Female Symptoms of Phosphorus (Homeopathic Perspective) Phosphorus is especially suited to tall, thin, sensitive women, often with a tendency to grow too fast and become stoop-shouldered. It’s used for bRead more

    Thanks for waiting! Here’s a detailed look at the female symptoms of Phosphorus in homeopathy:

    🌸 Female Symptoms of Phosphorus (Homeopathic Perspective)

    Phosphorus is especially suited to tall, thin, sensitive women, often with a tendency to grow too fast and become stoop-shouldered. It’s used for both physical and emotional complaints.

    🩸 Menstrual & Reproductive Symptoms
    – Too early, too profuse, too long menstruation
    – Flow may be bright red, black, viscous, or coagulated
    – May include membranous clots
    – Vicarious menstruation: Bleeding from nose or stomach instead of uterus
    – Excessive menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia) and intermenstrual bleeding (metrorrhagia)
    – Nymphomania: Intense sexual desire, often linked to nervous sensitivity
    – Stitching pains in the genital organs
    – Cold hands and feet during menses
    – Weakness and anxiety after periods
    – Blue circles around eyes during or after menstruation

    🌿 Leucorrhoea (Vaginal Discharge)
    – Acrid, corrosive leucorrhoea
    – Often linked to chlorosis (iron-deficiency anemia)
    – Worse during morning walks

    🧠 Emotional & Mental Traits
    – Sensitive, affectionate, and sympathetic
    – Fear of being alone, thunderstorms, or darkness
    – Restlessness and anxiety, especially before sleep
    – Easily overwhelmed by strong smells, lights, or noise

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  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    1. Pressure and general bearing down towards genital organs every morning; has to sit down to prevent prolapsus. 2. Prolapsus uteri with aching in loins, > lying on back; cutting in the urethra after micturition. 3. Catamenia premature and profuse; or retarded and scanty. 4. Sterility, with too eRead more

    1. Pressure and general bearing down towards genital organs every morning; has to sit down to prevent prolapsus.
    2. Prolapsus uteri with aching in loins, > lying on back; cutting in the urethra after micturition.
    3. Catamenia premature and profuse; or retarded and scanty.
    4. Sterility, with too early and too profuse menstruation.
    5. Prolonged catamenia.
    6. Suppression of catamenia.
    7. Difficulty in the appearance of first menses.
    8. Headache before, during, and after catamenia.
    9. Before catamenia, moroseness, and irritability.
    10. At the commencement of catamenia, sadness.
    11. During catamenia, cramps in the abdomen.
    12. Spitting blood at menstrual nisus; bloody saliva.
    13. Itching in genital organs.
    14. Repugnance to coition.
    15. Coition: painful from dryness of vagina; burning smarting during; in anæmic women with dry mouth and dry skin.
    16. Leucorrhœa, with headache, disposition to diarrhœa, colic, and mucous evacuations.
    17. Acrid (greenish) leucorrhœa (increased discharge when walking), with a yellow colour on the face.
    18. Abundant discharge of transparent, whitish, and thick mucus from the vagina.
    19. Vulvitis with falling off of hair.
    20. Itching of external parts with falling off of hair.
    21. Pimples on mons veneris.
    22. Nausea and vomiting during pregnancy; morning sickness with vomiting of frothy, watery phlegm.
    23. During pregnancy: dysuria; albuminuria; craves salt; congestion to chest; palpitation; hæmorrhoids; cough; escape of urine.
    24. Labour slow, pains feeble, apparently from sad feelings and forebodings.
    25. Loss of hair in children or during lactation.
    26. Child refuses breast; nursing sore mouth.
    27. Lancinating pains in breasts.
    28. Stitches beneath nipples.
    29. Dull stitch beneath r. nipple, and also in the abdomen.
    30. Breasts sensitive to the slightest touch.

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  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Women get UTIs up to 30 times more often than men do. Also, as many as 4 in 10 women who get a UTI will get at least one more within six months. Women get UTIs more often because a woman's urethra (the tube from the bladder to where the urine comes out of the body) is shorter than a man's. This makeRead more

    Women get UTIs up to 30 times more often than men do. Also, as many as 4 in 10 women who get a UTI will get at least one more within six months.

    Women get UTIs more often because a woman’s urethra (the tube from the bladder to where the urine comes out of the body) is shorter than a man’s. This makes it easier for bacteria to get into the bladder. A woman’s urethral opening is also closer to both the vagina and the anus, the main source of germs such as Escherichia coli (E. coli) that cause UTIs.

    Others facts:
    1. Are sexually active. Sexual activity can move germs that cause UTIs from other areas, such as the vagina, to the urethra.

    2. Use a diaphragm for birth control or use spermicides (creams that kill sperm) with a diaphragm or with condoms. Spermicides can kill good bacteria that protect you from UTIs.

    3. pregnant. Pregnancy hormones can change the bacteria in the urinary tract, making UTIs more likely. Also, many pregnant women have trouble completely emptying the bladder, because the uterus (womb) with the developing baby sits on top of the bladder during pregnancy. Leftover urine with bacteria in it can cause a UTI.

    4. Have gone through menopause. After menopause, loss of the hormone estrogen causes vaginal tissue to become thin and dry. This can make it easier for harmful bacteria to grow and cause a UTI.

    5. Have diabetes, which can lower your immune (defense) system and cause nerve damage that makes it hard to completely empty your bladder
    Have any condition, like a kidney stone, that may block the flow of urine between your kidneys and bladder.

    7. Have or recently had a catheter in place. A catheter is a thin tube put through the urethra into the bladder. Catheters drain urine when you cannot pass urine on your own, such as during surgery.

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  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Indicating symptoms of the female reproductive system of sycotic miasm: 1. Clinical: • All varieties of sexual and pelvic disorders (including PID) come under the purview of sycosis. • Genital warts; uterine fibroid; polyps; ovarian tumors and malignancy where the tumor is encapsulated. • PolycysticRead more

    Indicating symptoms of the female reproductive system of sycotic miasm:
    1. Clinical:
    • All varieties of sexual and pelvic disorders (including PID) come under the purview of sycosis.
    • Genital warts; uterine fibroid; polyps; ovarian tumors and malignancy where the tumor is encapsulated.
    • Polycystic ovarian disease and endometriosis are all sycotic.
    • Leucorrhoea of fish brine odor.
    • Ectopic pregnancy.
    • Sterility or infertility from hormonal imbalance.
    2. Menstruation:
    • Itching pudenda, pruritus vulvae, mastodynia, and polyuria during menses.
    • Fish brine odor.
    • The stain of the menstrual blood is difficult to wash off.
    • Spasmodic, extremely sharp, and colic pains often coming in paroxysms. The flow may come only with the pain.
    • Abundant and painful.
    • Acrid, excoriating, and biting menstrual flow; there may be burning of the pudenda.
    • Clotted; stringy and yellowish discharge.
    3. Generals:
    • Complications during labor or delayed and painful labor, resulting in complications for the newborn child who suffers from various disorders.
    • Mottled appearance of the mucous membrane of the endometrium.
    • Retroverted or retroflexed uterus, with problems often occurring right after puberty.
    • Various disturbances at puberty or menopause from hormonal imbalance.
    4. Sensation:
    • Pruritus vulvae with a voluptuous itching result from an imbalance in the acidic pH of the vaginal fluid.
    5. Concomitants:
    • Mental weakness is experienced during leucorrhoea.
    6. Discharge:
    • Profuse yellowish or greenish discharge with a fish brine smell.
    7. Sexual desire:
    • Increase desire resulting in various sexual fantasies, voluptuous and a nymphomaniac state.
    8. Fertility:
    • Incapability to conceive due to incoordination of the hormonal system.
    • PID or endometriosis is another Couse of sterility or infertility.
    9. Coition:
    • Hyper excitation and frequent sexual arousal.

    10. Aggravation:
    • Rest; rainy or humid atmosphere and changes in the weather.
    • Meat aggravated pruritus.
    11. Amelioration:
    • Unnatural or return of suppressed normal discharge.

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