To cope with the swelling and tenderness, treatment involves massaging of the breasts, wearing of supportive bras and light exercises.Products such as mango butter, Shea butter or other natural topical lotions can be used to soothe the pain and swelling.With the right bra support used at night time you can get relief from discomfort caused by swollen breasts during your sleep hours.
To cope with the swelling and tenderness, treatment involves massaging of the breasts, wearing of supportive bras and light exercises.Products such as mango butter, Shea butter or other natural topical lotions can be used to soothe the pain and swell ... More
I have endometriosis and chocolate cyst since last 1 year. Doctors gave Dienogest 2mg. Have missed periods for that since October. But cyst size have not reduced since that. Before that if was reducing slightly. Now stopped. Don't know what's the solution to this. Will I have to continue Dienogest lifelong?
Hi Doctor My normal LMP was on 27 Nov 2025 Sexually active in december Light bleeding on 26 dec 2025 Mid-Jan to mid-Feb nausea, vomiting, fatigue, breast tenderness, constipation/diarrhea, constant pain on one side of lower abdomen UPTs were faint-positive to negative(recently taken yesterday) Beta hcg on 1st Feb- <2.3miu/ml 4th Feb <0.2miu/ml 8th March 0.5miu/ml I feel like twitching in lower abdomen on one side, swollen but no tenderness in breast and a bit of tummy Is any type of pregnancy possible with these beta hcg readings? Cryptic, ectopic or molar pregnancy? is beta hcg undetectable due to hook effect or variant hook effect? I have been reading online where people dont notice they are pregnant up until Labour cause of lack of Symptoms, undetectable hcg due to hormonal imbalance, got periods throughout pregnancy or unrecognizable fetal movements and tummy growth due to retroverted uterus/anterior placenta. Is it possible that I have undetected pregnancy in my case?
I've had a yeast infection (itching with white curdy discharge)last dec and I consulted a gynae who prescribed me suppository for a week after which discharge stopped but itching persisted. I again consulted the same doc and she took a swab and the result came to be positive for E fecalis and she again prescribed Ampicillin and I took a whole course of it. But still the itching persisted and this time discharge was also noticed but this time the discharge was smooth creamy cheese like in consistency for which I consulted another gynae who prescribed me the same set of antifungal suppository and I used it again and was relieved for like a week and the itching reappeared again but this time there was a very offensive odor and a peculiar discharge which does not seem to be fungal. I get itching which is severe ,not everytime but it appears for sometime and then disappears along with unpleasant odor. I suppose it is BV. I don't have energy to visit gynaec again pls help
Hello whenever I raise my arm I can find dimpling on both my arms . I am overweight also I have attached the photos for reference. Please check it as I am really very much worried
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.
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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 ...
Perimenopause is the natural transition phase before menopause, but many women mistake its early symptoms for stress, thyroid issues, or simply “getting older.” This phase can begin in the late 30s or early 40s and may last several years before menopause officially occurs (when periods stop ...
