Your Guy's Guide to Gynecology
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (654 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0965506746 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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What I thought I knew Steve Dime What's most amazing about this book is what you think you knowabout women's sexual organs and functions verses what you will knowafter reading it. I started the book one Saturday morning and couldn't put it down until I was finished. Stunned by my ignorance to what I thought was fact, but so glowing in what I had learned, I could not wait to tell my wife. If you are at all interested in understanding and improving intimancy in your relationships . Great source of information and Comfort for both of us! This book provides us a common language for discussing female problems that effect us both. When my girlfriend was having a menstral problem, reading this book helped us to understand what was going on. Another time she wanted to talk about the pill, and this was the first time I was comfortable discussing birth control with a woman. She likes reading the book too because it provides practical information without being too serious. It's actually . Buy this for the guy in your life and for YOU too! Dr. Bruce Bekkars' book Your Guy's Guide to Gynecology is great reading for any and all guys. It is very good for women; Dr. Bruce gives us all the ABCs of how our bodies work and how to take care of our reproductive health. As the editor and creator of the nationally known web site and online perimenopause/menopause web site HotFlash! I talk with hundreds of men and women every week who ask for help in this extarordinary area of women's health.Y
. The authors feel this unwillingness results more from a lack of knowledge than caring and that with proper education, men will be more comfortable discussing female health with their partners. The result is a very informative and interesting book for both men and women. Using a short question-and-answer format, this book blends the technical with the humorous for a fun and engaging read. Recommended for public libraries.-Liu Lily, Arkansas Children's Hosp., Little Rock Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc. The chapters begin with short courses on female anatomy, the menstrual cycle, contraception, and sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV/AIDS, then proceed to menopause, breast lumps, Pap smears, and gynecologic surgery. From Library Journal Bekkar and Wahn are board-certified gynecologists who often hear complaints about male ignorance of the female reproductive system and reluctance to discuss women's health issues
If Adam had read this book before he entered the Garden, this effort would be superfluous now, but he didn't, and it isn't. Cyclicity, or the lack thereof, between the brain and the female reproductive system is the major physiologic link that dictates all "basic female stuff." If you understand this concept then you are well on your way, and this book will help you complete your journey. Doctors Bekkar and Wahn have made a major contribution to lessening the "War of the Roses." They have taken gynecology, the medical speciality that deals with disease and care of the female reproductive system, and made it practical and understandable. How is this accomplished? First, it must be important to you and, second, you must read this book. (Robert Israel, M.D., Professor, Chief, Gyneco