Early Periods reason
My last periods was on 17th August ended on 21st August but from 24th August I saw spotting again and today on 5th September I again got my periods. Why is it so???
My last periods was on 17th August ended on 21st August but from 24th August I saw spotting again and today on 5th September I again got my periods. Why is it so???
Is it curable or not please tell me mam by medicine or operation please let me know mam... Should i visit homeopathy
Hi, I am currently 10 weeks pregnant. Currently experiencing allergy symptoms like itchy nose, sneezing and runny nose or congestion. My doc says strong nasal spray cannot be given.she has prescribed saline nasal spray which doesnt work on me. I m used to anti hestamines. Plz suggest what should i do?
My wife is undergoing fertility treatment with follicular scans and received an HCG trigger injection after ovulation. Before this, an SSG showed both tubes were open. Since around August 20, she has had persistent right-sided pelvic pain radiating to her hip, thigh, buttock and lower back. A UPT on August 27 was negative, but beta-hCG was 109 mIU/mL, with no pregnancy seen on ultrasound. It rose to 130 after 48 hours, then fell to 112 the next day when her pain worsened. TVS showed no intrauterine or ectopic pregnancy, but a 15 mm right corpus luteum cyst with some blood. The next beta-hCG rose to 233 mIU/mL. We are worried about a possible ectopic pregnancy because her beta-hCG is rising again, nothing is visible on TVS, and she continues to have daily moderate right-sided pain. We understand that open tubes do not rule out ectopic pregnancy. We will repeat beta-hCG tomorrow. Could this be an early intrauterine pregnancy, chemical pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, or a corpus luteum
I got test done as per doctors recommendation My AMH IS 2.27 ... and prolactin is 25 Can anyone suggest how much time can be waited to concieve ??
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