The endometrium is essentially contiguous with the vagina via the cervix and, while cervical stenosis may block this connection, medical or procedural approaches can ameliorate this blockage. In cases of cervical stenosis secondary to dural thickening, the treatment may include laminectomy and occipital craniotomy.
On 2012 tax returns, the medical expenses deduction is available only for amounts that are greater than 7.5 percent of your adjusted gross income, or AGI. A taxpayer with a $40,000 AGI will need more than $3,000 in medical bills, meaning that total medical costs of $3,100 only will produce a $100 itemized medical deduction.
Jupiterimages/Creatas/Getty Images. You can't write off your personal medical bills as a business expense. Instead, you deduct medical expenses as a personal itemized deduction on Schedule A. Total your expenses, subtract 10 percent of your adjusted gross income, and whatever remains is your deduction. The tax law allows a few limited cases in which you can deduct medical spending from your business income.