First Trimester Bleeding: What’s Normal and What’s Not?
First trimester bleeding can be unsettling, but it’s not uncommon. Learn about the potential causes, what’s normal, and when to seek medical help to ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy.
The Unsung Heroine: Progesterone’s Many Roles in Women’s Health
Progesterone is more than just a pregnancy hormone—it plays a vital role in managing various aspects of women’s health. From balancing menstrual cycles and reducing PMS symptoms to supporting pregnancy and easing menopause, discover how progesterone therapy can make a difference in your well-being.
Precipitate Labor: What to Expect When Your Baby Arrives Fast!
Precipitate labor, or rapid labor, is when childbirth happens in a flash—usually in less than three hours. While the idea of a fast delivery might sound ideal, it can bring unexpected challenges for both mom and baby. Learn about the signs, causes, risks, and what to do if your labor progresses faster than expected!
Kegel Exercises: 3 Ways It Can Benefit Women
Kegel exercises are a simple yet powerful way for women to improve their pelvic health. By strengthening the pelvic floor muscles, Kegels offer multiple benefits, such as better bladder control, enhanced sexual health, and crucial support during pregnancy and postpartum recovery. These exercises can help prevent issues like urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. Whether you're looking to improve your sexual well-being or support your body through childbirth, Kegels are a versatile and effective solution.
Ultrasound in Pregnancy: Common Misconceptions Explained!
Ultrasounds are a key part of prenatal care, yet many misconceptions surround their use. Are they safe for the baby? How many do you actually need? Can they detect every issue or reveal the baby’s gender? In this blog, gynaecologist and laparoscopic surgeon, Dr. Swati Chitnis debunks five common myths about ultrasounds, shedding light on what’s true and what isn’t. Understanding these facts will help you feel more informed and at ease during your pregnancy journey.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Phone Use During Pregnancy!
As the excitement around the iPhone 16 launch grows, many pregnant women are eager to experience its cutting-edge features. But amidst all the hype, it’s essential to ask: is frequent phone use during pregnancy safe for you and your baby?
While no direct evidence suggests that smartphone use is harmful during pregnancy, it's wise to be cautious. Prolonged screen time can lead to discomfort like eye strain, headaches, and poor posture—things that can make pregnancy tougher. Additionally, while the risks of radiofrequency (RF) waves are still being studied, simple practices like using hands-free devices and keeping your phone away from your body are easy ways to stay on the safe side.
In this article, we’ll dive into practical tips for balancing the use of your new iPhone 16 with maintaining your health during pregnancy. From limiting screen time to creating a sleep-friendly environment, we’ll cover everything you need to know to enjoy the latest tech while keeping you and your baby’s well-being a priority.
Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy: Game Changers in Infertility
Struggling with infertility can be a frustrating journey, but advanced procedures like hysteroscopy and laparoscopy offer new hope. These minimally invasive techniques allow doctors to diagnose and treat conditions such as uterine abnormalities, endometriosis, and blocked fallopian tubes—key factors that can hinder conception. By restoring reproductive function, these procedures significantly improve your chances of conceiving naturally or through fertility treatments like IVF. Learn how hysteroscopy and laparoscopy could be the solution to unlocking your fertility potential.
What is EDD (Estimated Date of Delivery)?
Have you heard About EDD or Estimated date of delivery or Due date? Here’s all you need to know
The MTP Act Amendment 2021 in a nutshell
The abortion laws in India were amended recently, making them even more liberal. Read to know more.
FAQs
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The answer to all these questiions is YES. Government of India has authorized use of COVISHIELD & COVAXIN in preconceptional, pregnant and breastfeeding mothers. Consult your gynaecologist for vaccination advice
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No. You can safely continue to breastfeed. wear a mask, practice hand hygiene and allow another healthy adult take care of your child when not feeding. If you are very sick/hospitalized, you can still pump and send BM for baby.
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Not needed. You can carry on all your routine activity while planning to conceive. Once you come to know that you are pregnant, ask your gynaecologist for guidance.
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You will not go into menopause immediately after hysterectomy if your ovaries have been conserved. If you have undergone oophorectomy as well (ovaries removed), you will have immediate menopause.
Weight gain after any surgery is more related to restricted physical activity. You can resume it after 6-8 weeks (as per doctors advice) and get rid of it.
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Ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves to image the foetus (unborn baby). It is safe and radiation free. In addition, MRI is also radiation free and safe
5 Tips to manage Dysmenorrhoea
Dysmenorrhoea or menstrual pain so so common, yet we do not talk about it. Millions of women miss school, work and suffer everyday due to period pain. Watch this video to know how you can manage dysmenorrhoea on the go.
Laparoscopic excision of Ectopic pregnancy
Laparoscopy and high definition ultrasound have revolutionized the treatment of ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy can now be diagnosed early and managed with laparoscopy, resulting in less blood loss, minimal post op discomfort and fast recovery. In this video, the surgery is done using bipolar cautery and scissors