Irregular periods and heavy flow from small fibroids can be managed with hormonal medicines (like progesterone or birth control pills), iron supplements, or minimally invasive procedures if symptoms persist. Regular gynecologist follow-ups are essential to monitor fibroid growth.

Yes, joint replacement can be successful for severe osteoarthritis or osteoporosis-related joint damage in older adults. It helps reduce pain and improve mobility, but bone health must be optimized before surgery for best results.

A simple ovarian cyst usually only needs periodic ultrasound monitoring, as many stay stable or shrink on their own. Cystitis is treated with plenty of fluids and, if confirmed by urine tests, antibiotics prescribed by a doctor. If symptoms persist or worsen, follow up with a gynecologist/urologist.

The most affordable option is a day-case bilateral scrotal orchiectomy under local or regional anesthesia, often offered at public or teaching hospitals. Ask about fixed-fee surgical packages and inform the surgeon about your ongoing hormone-replacement therapy so postoperative HRT is planned smoothly.

Stem cell therapy is not a proven alternative to knee replacement, especially for severe arthritis. It may help mild cartilage damage, but results are variable and not guaranteed. For advanced knee degeneration, knee replacement remains the most reliable option.