Sterilisation for men is called as vasectomy and women’s sterilisation includes tubal ligation. In 1954, the first vasectomy program was launched in India.Tubal ligation involves blocking of fallopian tubes of the woman, so that the eggs may not come in contact with the sperms.
Sterilisation for men is called as vasectomy and women’s sterilisation includes tubal ligation. In 1954, the first vasectomy program was launched in India.Tubal ligation involves blocking of fallopian tubes of the woman, so that the eggs may not come ... More
Hi I'm into 19 weeks 5 days pregnancy. Anomaly scan shows " Mild hydronephrosis and intracardiac echogenic focus" and risk estimate is 1:2126 Is it normal? Have done NT SCAN and double marker earlier reports are normal ..risk is trisomy 21 -1:62601 Trisomy 18 -1:164492 Suggested to do NIPT
Dear Respected gynecologist my wife is 4 weeks 3 days pregnant yesterday we have visited the doctor but she was on leave just ultrasound happened they said after next 14 days, she has to go through ultrasound for checking cardiac activity although since last one month she was on medication [Dydrogesterone 1 tab in night] from tomorrow Dydrogesterone along with vitamins, folic acid... after come back to home she finds spot of blood and today also some spot of blood but its not continues today called hospital they have said if bleeding is severe give her [Trenaxa 500mg Tablet].should i give her or wait to stop by own .please please help us in this she is crying since yesterday.
I am having less period flow and only for 2-3 days my day 2 blood values for fsh is 5.6 and lh is 5.9 . i am worried if i am in perimenopause apart from flow my cycle is 5 days before and no other issues are the above values suggest
Hello, I am having one time black blood last Friday.. Then stopped.. Today I am having same black blood .. Why is it? Currently I am 24weeks of pregnancy.. I have no other symptoms.. Can you please tell me why.. It is happening 3-4times today
I'm having vaginal discharge like cottage cheese along with pain in lower abdomen...and sometimes itchiness
A practical, doctor-written guide by Dr. S. Bhuvaneshwari on improving women’s health through lifestyle changes. Focused on the everyday needs of women in Chennai, especially Medavakkam, this article covers exercise, nutrition, stress management, and preventive care.(Author: Dr. S. ...
Irregular periods are one of the most common concerns among women today, and many wonder whether it could be a sign of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). While not every irregular cycle means PCOS, it is important to understand the symptoms and know when to consult a specialist.PCOS is a ...
Pregnancy is a miraculous journey—but let’s be honest, it can also come with unexpected worries. One of the scariest? Bleeding.If you’re spotting or experiencing bleeding, you’re not alone—and it doesn’t always mean something’s wrong. In fact, around 15–25% of women experience ...
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal condition affecting women of reproductive age. It occurs when the ovaries produce higher levels of androgens (male hormones), leading to irregular periods, acne, weight gain, and difficulty in conceiving.While medicines can help, ...
Pregnancy is one of the most beautiful phases of life, but it also requires careful monitoring to ensure the safety of both mother and baby. While most pregnancies progress smoothly, some are considered “high-risk” due to certain medical, lifestyle, or age-related factors. Being aware of ...
