Pregnancy

OSTEOPOROSIS : A Guide to Women’s Health By Team on 06 Nov, 2023 Menopause is an overwhelming period in a woman’s life. It is the phase that slowly unwinds their menstrual cycle. It signifies that a woman’s ovulation has come to an end, and she will no longer be able to reproduce. Menopause comes with a […]

The Impact of Mobile Phone Use on Male Infertility By Author name on 29 Nov, 2023 A meta-study conducted by the University of Geneva, along with the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, found an association between frequent use of mobile phones and lower sperm concentration and total sperm count. However, there was no evidence of sperm

Why you should start sleeping early? By Author name on 17 Nov, 2023 During the night, though you are asleep, your body functions are not. Your endocrine system, the hormone-secreting system, is actively working during the night, secreting reproductive hormones like – estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, etc. An internal clock in our brain called circadian rhythm

Managing Urinary Tract Infections During Pregnancy By Author name on 11 Nov, 2023 When you are pregnant, there is an increased chance of getting a UTI infection because of the changes in your body during that time. One reason for UTI during pregnancy is the change in hormones. This changing hormone affects your urinary tract’s

Female Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: A Comprehensive Guide By Author name on 08 Nov, 2023 A woman’s body goes through a lot of changes throughout her life. Especially after pregnancy, there will be a lot of changes in her body. These changes affect her bladder control and bowel movements, functioning properly before. It is because of 

A woman and her breasts hit their milestones together. Through the course of her life, her breasts continually undergo changes that change her in turn. The growth of breasts in puberty takes away the sense of a child from her, and slowly, when she gets comfortable with herself, further enlargement of breasts happens during pregnancy,

Summary: Explore the common causes of menstruation abnormalities and learn when it’s appropriate to see a doctor. With the help of this insightful guide, you can take charge of your reproductive health and guarantee a more joyful, balanced menstrual cycle. Around 14% to 25% of women of childbearing age are affected by menstrual irregularities, as

Joy, eagerness, and worry are all natural emotions throughout pregnancy. Pregnant women frequently worry about both their own health and the welfare of their unborn child. The majority of concerns are inherent to the journey, but there are some outside influences that might heighten anxiety. Dengue fever is one such element. We will examine the

What is a Fetal Scan? A fetal anomaly scan, also known as ultrasound or targeted ultrasound, is a specialised imaging procedure that provides a detailed examination of a developing fetus inside the womb. Is a Fetal Anomaly Scan Compulsory During Pregnancy? A fetal anomaly scan is performed between the 18th and 22nd week of pregnancy.