1700-1710. 1  1700-10; < French: literally, bundle of brushwood, orig., the twigs with which the bundle was stuffed (the dance may once have been done around brushwood bonfires); noun use of past participle (feminine) of bourrer to stuff, fill, verbal derivative of bourre hair, fluff < Late Latin burra wool, coarse fabric.
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) This female reproductive disorder is one of the most frequent causes of pelvic pain in women and is characterized by acute, persistent, or recurrent infection of the internal female reproductive organs.
Estrogen is essential to a woman's physical and psychological well-being, impacting everything from reproductive ability to bone strength. The hormone affects a variety of different organs, including the reproductive tract; urinary tract; heart and blood vessels; bones; breasts; skin; hair; mucous membranes; pelvic muscles; and the brain.