Progesterone and breast cancer share a common link. The mammary glands’ proper growth and function require progesterone. The hormone function is receptor-dependent. The progesterone receptor (PR) is a receptor that regulates gene expression. The receptor controls the hormone (progesterone) action. Coregulators can modify the PR’s function. Consequently, a mutation or abnormal coregulator expression may affect the […] The post The Role of Progesterone Receptors in Breast Cancer appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract is a common medical issue that physicians encounter frequently. Hematemesis is a frequent sign of this condition, characterized by vomiting blood or a substance like coffee grounds. The condition is also present with melena, i.e., black, tarry stools. In severe cases, the common symptom is hematochezia, i.e., rectal bleeding. When […] The post Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding Pathophysiology appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Spotting while peeing is common in pregnancy, particularly during the first three months. However, bleeding at any point during pregnancy may indicate a problem or underlying issue. Always inform your doctor of your symptoms to determine the causes, which aids in deciding treatment options. Knowing the causes of vaginal bleeding and spotting while peeing is […] The post Vaginal Bleeding and Spotting in Pregnancy Guide appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Autoimmune and chronic neutropenia are rare disorders that make it difficult for the body to fight against potentially lethal infections. Neutropenia occurs when the body’s neutrophil count falls below 1500 per microliter. The number of neutrophils decreases due to increased neutrophil destruction in the periphery by antibodies resulting from autoimmune illnesses. These autoantibodies target a […] The post Autoimmune and Chronic Neutropenia appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Urinary tract infections, or UTIs, are extremely prevalent disorders that can afflict men and women of any age but are more prevalent in women. Infections can affect the bladder, the kidneys, or any other portion of the urinary tract. Pyelonephritis is a kidney infection that can be extremely serious and even fatal. Due to the […] The post Diarrhea and UTI – Causes, Symptoms, Treatment appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Bladder spasms occur when the bladder’s muscles contract swiftly and forcefully, causing you to feel the urge to urinate. They can occur in patients with diseases such as overactive bladder. They are common following a hysterectomy, especially in the first few weeks. A bladder spasm may result in incontinence (urine leakage). Other symptoms associated with […] The post Are Bladder Spasms After Hysterectomy Common? appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Are you experiencing eye allergies during pregnancy? Are you worried about using eye drops that could harm you or your baby? We are here to tell you that allergic reactions are normal during pregnancy. They can range from mild to moderate to severe and generally involve the nose, the throat, other organs, or sometimes the […] The post What Allergy Eye Drops Are Safe to Use During Pregnancy? appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Progesterone and breast cancer share a common link. The mammary glands' proper growth and function require progesterone. The hormone function is receptor-dependent. The progesterone receptor (PR) is a receptor that regulates gene expression. The receptor controls the hormone (progesterone) action. Coregulators can modify the PR's function. Consequently, a mutation or abnormal coregulator expression may affect the […] The post The Role of Progesterone Receptors in Breast Cancer appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract is a common medical issue that physicians encounter frequently. Hematemesis is a frequent sign of this condition, characterized by vomiting blood or a substance like coffee grounds. The condition is also present with melena, i.e., black, tarry stools. In severe cases, the common symptom is hematochezia, i.e., rectal bleeding. When […] The post Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding Pathophysiology appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more

Spotting while peeing is common in pregnancy, particularly during the first three months. However, bleeding at any point during pregnancy may indicate a problem or underlying issue. Always inform your doctor of your symptoms to determine the causes, which aids in deciding treatment options. Knowing the causes of vaginal bleeding and spotting while peeing is […] The post Vaginal Bleeding and Spotting in Pregnancy Guide appeared first on Family Medicine Austin ..read more