Can any one pls tell me till how many days after medical termination of pregnancy bleeding happen for how many days is normal? And when should be the ultrasound repeated after the medical termination of pregnancy pls ...answer my query ...
I am 38+4wks preg for the first time. LFTs are raised but bile acid is within range. Today morning I felt very less baby movements for 4hours, even after breakfast. I had a juice after which the movements increased and had been normal since then. My doctor said to go for c section within a day or 2 so that i dont get stressed out with such incidences. He had earlier suggested that we can induce labour after completing of 39wks, as head is not yet engaged. I would prefer a vaginal delivery. Should I wait for completing 39wks? (4 more days)?
Hi doctors, today I went for a normal checkup and checked bp. It's 131/98 . I'm 34 weeks pregnant . Is it too high?
I had an TVS last month, the doctor detected the egg was present on the right ovary on day 15th of period. Today is day 12 of my period and my cycle was 27 days this time. It is usually of 28 days and sometimes 30. Do I have a chance of conceiving ?? Or should I try again before day 16th of period.
I am 20 weeks pregnant with anterior placenta, somedays i feel baby movement and somedays not it is normal? When will i start to feel baby movement regularly?
Egg freezing, also known as oocyte cryopreservation, is a process in which a woman's eggs (oocytes) are harvested, frozen, and stored for future use. It offers women the opportunity to preserve their fertility and extend their reproductive options. This procedure is typically chosen by women who ...
The age of a woman has a significant impact on both the number and quality of oocytes (eggs)available for fertilization. Here we discuss how age affects these crucial aspects of fertility:1. Ovarian Reserve (Number of Oocytes) Number of Oocytes: Women are born with a ...
The size of ovarian follicles during the menstrual cycle is an important indicator of follicular development and can be especially important in fertility treatments such as timed intercourse, intrauterine insemination (IUI) and in vitro fertilization (IVF). Below is a general guide to the ...
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