Hi, Can you please help me to understand, should I worry about getting pregnant even after getting the periods ( my understanding is that once after we get periods then we don't). But on the internet it shows there is a possibility which is scary so please confirm.
Please i beg all of you just please answer these ... This is my story like I was 13 kids used to do sexual things to me and same I did with my sister and now I readed about hpv and cervical cancer ...and now these things haunt me .. I am in therapy but please can anyone answer my questions 1. Can I get high strain hpv from what happened to me in school 2. My sister is fine like 9-10 years and nothing has been bad happened to her is she at risk in future 3 ... Can vaccine reduce the chances of persistence of latent hpv infection 4. She is 16 in few months we are planning for her hpv dna test .. is that possible please help me please i am crying while writting this and I don't have money for consultation please help me please ..
My partner last menstruation date is February 27th, We had oral sex on March 27th. Still no periods. From October 2025 she had 21 days cycle till February 2026. But after February 27th no menstruation happened We are worried about any pregnancy chances . For clarify we want to do beta HCG test. When should I take the beta HCG.
Hi, I am currently about 2–3 months pregnant. Since today morning, I have been experiencing itching on my palms, feet, stomach, and other parts of my body. When I scratch, raised marks appear on my skin (like lines or bumps). I also noticed that the itching reduces when I wash with cold water. However, the itching is present even in the morning. I am concerned whether this could be a normal skin reaction or something related to pregnancy? Could you please advise if I need any tests ? Also, what treatment or precautions should I take? Thank you.
In 5th week of pregnancy, having mild spotting and it is not continuously. Not having any cramps or pain in stomach.please suggest what should I do. What can be the reason.
Many women assume that ovulation happens regularly every month. However, this is not always true. Some menstrual cycles can occur without the release of an egg, a condition known as anovulation. It is one of the common yet often overlooked causes of irregular periods and difficulty in ...
A Story of Loss, Science, and a New Dawn(Names changed) Arindam and Mousumi welcomed their first child after a long wait. Within three days, the baby developed repeated vomiting, poor feeding, lethargy — and passed away. There was no clear answer. Only ...
When Mugdha (name changed) first came to us, she looked exhausted. Fear and disappointment were written all over her face. She said, “Doctor told me my AMH is very low. I probably cannot have a baby. IVF with donor eggs is my only option.”She was only 27 years ...
When Rupashree (name changed) first came to our clinic, that fear was written all over her face. Beside her, Gaurav sat quietly, equally anxious. Their first pregnancy had ended in a miscarriage at 16 weeks. Retained placental tissue required uterine evacuation, followed by ...
Irregular periods are one of the most common reasons women visit a gynecologist.A normal menstrual cycle usually occurs every 21–35 days. If cycles are frequently delayed, missed, or unpredictable, it may indicate an underlying issue.Common CausesPCOS (Polycystic ...
