Epilepsy in Women: Why Special Care Matters
Epilepsy in women requires special attention due to its connection with hormones, pregnancy, and contraception. From managing catamenial epilepsy to planning a safe pregnancy, understanding these factors can improve health outcomes. Read on to learn why a personalized approach to epilepsy care is essential for women.
Pap Smear: Your Best Defense Against Cervical Cancer!
A Pap smear is a quick and essential test that can help detect cervical cancer early. Learn why it's important, who needs it, and what to expect during the procedure.
Think You’re Not Pregnant? 6 Reasons Your Test Could Be Lying
False negatives in home pregnancy tests can be confusing and stressful. Discover why they happen and how to ensure accurate results with expert gynecological advice.
3 Simple Steps to a Healthy Cervix: Your Guide to Women's Wellness
Take charge of your cervical health with these 3 simple steps: regular screenings, the HPV vaccine, and a healthy lifestyle. This Cervical Health Awareness Month, learn how small changes can make a big difference in protecting your well-being. Don’t wait—book your Pap smear and HPV vaccine appointment today!
New Year Ready: Say Goodbye to Bloating and Pain with Advanced Gynecological Care
Start 2025 feeling your best! Discover how minimally invasive gynecological care, like laparoscopy, can provide relief from fibroids, endometriosis, cysts, and chronic pelvic pain, helping you reclaim your quality of life.
2025: The Year to Tackle Common Women's Health Issues with Minimally Invasive Surgery
2025 is the perfect year to prioritize women’s health. Minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopic surgery are revolutionizing gynecology, offering faster recovery, less pain, and precise treatments for conditions like fibroids, endometriosis, and ovarian cysts. Discover why this year is ideal to take charge of your health and find expert gynecological care.
Double Trouble? Not Really! Understanding Uterus Didelphys
Ever heard of a woman having two uteruses? It’s called uterus didelphys, a rare but fascinating condition! Here's a quick guide to understand what it is, its symptoms, and when to seek help.
The bladder workout: Tame Overactive Bladder without Surgery
Most people take bladder and bowel control for granted — until something goes wrong. The unintended loss of urine is significant enough to make it difficult for them to maintain good hygiene and carry on ordinary social and work lives. The good news is that treatments are becoming more effective and less invasive.
“Brain Rot” Alert: 5 Surprising Ways It’s Hurting Women’s Health
Are your online habits secretly harming your health? "Brain rot"—a term for mental overload caused by excessive screen time—can impact women’s physical and reproductive health in surprising ways. From irregular cycles to stress-induced fertility challenges, learn how to protect your well-being with actionable tips from a gynecologist's perspective.
Ready, Set, Surgery: Your Ultimate Pre-Op Checklist Before Undergoing Surgery
Preparing for gynecological surgery can feel overwhelming, but with this ultimate pre-operative checklist, you'll be fully ready for the big day. From understanding your procedure to packing the perfect hospital bag, we’ve covered everything to ensure a smooth experience.
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