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Dr. Jyoti Jain is one of the best Gynaecologists in Shakti Nagar, Delhi. She is currently associated with Sparsh Mother & Child Care Centre in Shakti Nagar, Delhi. Book an appointment online with Dr. Jyoti Jain on Lybrate.com.
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26/104, Aggarwal Rd, Shakti Nagar. Landmark:- Near Nanak Gurudwara, Delhi, Delhi Get Directions
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Asked for male, 18 years old from Delhi
Hello, if you have given her ipill, its safe now and she should wait for er withdrawal bleed in next one week which shall indirectly convey that she is pregnancy safe.
Asked for female, 30 years old from Chennai
fellow in Obstetric Medicine , MS - Obstetrics and Gynaecology, FMAS, DMAS, MBBS
Gynaecologist, Hyderabad
She can travel by flight upto 30 weeks after which theairlines may ask for a certificate. In the train upto 34-36 weeks. Provided it is a low risk pregnancy.
Asked for male, 25 years old from Kolkata
It's only 29th today. So, you can wait for a week for periods. If there has been unprotected sex again in jan or if the previous period was lighter than usual, then do a urine pregnancy test.
Asked for female, 20 years
Hello, if the pregnancy tests have been done 10 days post your menstrual due date then the results are conclusive and you arrant pregnant but with a history that your husband was ripped post intercourse that there may be a chance that paraguard may have been pushed out of uterus or the thread is left too long to cause local cervical abrasions which are possibly bleeding. So you would need an evaluation both per speculum and ultrasonological.
Asked for male, 30 years old from Mumbai
Please If she is having regular periods, means she is not pregnant at present Please use some protection.
Shared 2 months ago • Featured Tip
It's said that blocked fallopian tube is the most common cause of female infertility in about 40% women. Fallopian tubes are channels through which the egg travels to reach the uterus and blockage of these tubes can put a stop to this from taking place. Depending on the different parts of the tubes, this form of blockage is of several types.
What are the different types of fallopian tube blockages?
- Proximal tubal occlusion: This form of fallopian tube blockage involves the isthmus (an area of about 2 cm long, this part of the fallopian tube connects the infundibulum and ampulla to the uterus). This problem occurs due to complications associated with abortion, cesarean section or PID (pelvic inflammatory disease).
- Mid-segment tubal obstruction: It occurs in the ampullary section of the fallopian tube and is most frequently a result of tubal ligation damage. The procedure of tubal ligation is performed to put a stop to pregnancy permanently.
- Distal tubal occlusion: This is a kind of blockage wherein the section of the fallopian tube that is close to the ovary is affected and is commonly associated with a condition known as hydrosalpinx (a condition in which the fallopian tube is filled with fluid). The latter often happens due to Chlamydia infection, leading to fallopian tube and pelvic adhesions.
The conditions that may give rise to this problem can include:
- Genital tuberculosis (the TB infection that occurs in the genital tract)
- Ectopic pregnancy (pregnancy in which the embryo places itself outside the uterus)
- Tubal ligation removal
- Complications related to surgery of the lower abdomen
- Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
- Uterine fibroids (benign growths that occur in the uterus)
- Endometriosis (development of uterine tissue outside of the organ)
These disorders can lead to the development of scar tissue, adhesions, polyps or tumors to form inside the pathway. Additionally, the tubes can also get stuck to other body parts such as ovaries, bladder, uterus and bowels. Two things can happen to the fallopian tubes, either they can become twisted or the tubes walls may stick together, leading to a complete blockage. Moreover, even if the fallopian tubes are partially damaged, they can remain open so as to enable pregnancy to occur, while increasing your risk for ectopic pregnancy. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Gynaecologist.
Asked for female, 23 years old from Delhi
First of all do a pregnancy test. Sometimes periods delays because of pill. So just go for a test and share report
Asked for female, 34 years old from Bangalore
Homoepathic treatment thalapsi bursa 200 4pills 3 times Sabina Q 10 drops 2 times for 3 days and revert back for further treatment.
Asked for female, 26 years
MBBS (Gold Medalist, Hons), MS (Obst and Gynae- Gold Medalist), DNB (Obst and Gynae), Fellow- Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (ACOG, USA), FIAOG
Gynaecologist, Kolkata
Get gynecological consultation done. It may be due to hormonal problems, infections or other problems. Get that cause treated and get the cure.
Asked for female, 22 years old from Hoshiarpur
This is called dysmenorhea.
And premenstrual syndrome.
For this simply start with b copmlex preparation sone anti oxidant sn painkillers which suits you.
Asked for male, 46 years old from Hyderabad
When a woman's not interested in sex?and would like to be?it may have something to do with her relationship, her upbringing, or something else in her experience, but there could also be a medical explanation. For instance:
1. Reduced blood flow
Diabetes and high blood pressure are among the health problems that can restrict genital blood flow.
2. Hormonal issues
Menopause, breast-feeding, birth control pills, and thyroid problems can dampen sexual desire.
3. Medication side effects
Antidepressants and chemotherapy agents such as tamoxifen are frequently to blame.
Approaching Menopause, She Stopped Wanting Sex
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4. Nerve damage
Pelvic surgery can cause nerve damage, as can diseases such as multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's.
Other reasons for low desire might include lack of sleep or depression.
Talk to a doctor or sex therapist
If you have low desire, get checked out by your primary care doctor. Whether or not he or she finds a physical problem, a consultation with a certified sex therapist can be helpful, because physical sex problems usually create a psychological or relationship issue, as well. "It's usually not just one thing," says Marjorie Green, MD, director of the Mount Auburn Female Sexual Medicine Center in Cambridge, Mass., and a clinical instructor at Harvard Medical School.
On the other hand, if you feel your lack of desire is a physical issue and your primary care doctor is not able or willing to help, you may want to consult a sexual medicine specialist.
Treatments
These vary depending on the source of the problem, but may include switching prescription medication, taking estrogen or testosterone, taking a drug that increases dopamine levels, or trying products such as Eros Therapy, an FDA-approved prescription-only device that uses gentle suction to increase blood flow to the clitoris and vulva. Some women may also see improvement with regular exercise, sex therapy, or relationship counseling.
Health Query
No chance of pregnancy, however you seem to be having Vaginal Infection which needs Medications to resolve it along with maintaining good personal hygiene and drinking lots of water.
Health Query
MD - Obstetrtics & Gynaecology, FCPS, DGO, Diploma of the Faculty of Family Planning (DFFP)
Gynaecologist, Mumbai
This is called safe period method of family planning which is unsafe meaning high failure rate. In woman with regular cycles of 28 days safe days are first 10 days and after 17 th day.Ladies with different cycle can get same calculated by giving details of her cycle. Better is to learn about other family planning metods and unwanted 72 type is NOT family planning method.
Health Query
I am rather surprised that thyroid testing was not done before pregnancy. Because it is now recommended that every female desirous of having a baby must get her thyroid test done. If tsh levels are high particularly in first trimester then embryonic development is definitely affected, causing congenital defects. Secondly during pregnancy if tsh is high there can be affection to fetal development, misscarriage or fetal death.
So it is recommended that tsh levels should be maintained between 0.1 to 2 even before expected conception. Plus through out the pregnancy levels should be: 1st trimester 0.1 to 2.5, 2nd trimester 0.3 to 3 and 3rd trimester 0.3 to 3.5 milli units. If these levels exceed then above mentioned problems are a possibility.
Asked for female, 29 years old from Gurgaon
lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
It is necessary for you to get it examined by a competent surgeon. Plus there may be a need for getting certain investigations like mammogram and USG of the breast. That will help to identify if there is anything serious. Thanks.
Asked for female, 27 years old from Hyderabad
I am assuming you are having irregular periods. Firstly I note you are overweight so try to reduce about 8 to 10 kgs by dieting and regular exercise. Also get a few blood tests done - tft fsh lh prolactin and a usg pelvis. Your treatment will depend on these results.
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Lactation Consultant, Childbirth Educator, MHA, Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
Ayurveda, Delhi
Eat well. By this, it does not mean that you binge on everything that you find edible. Eating well in pregnancy means that you should include a variety of foods in your daily diet. Make your plate look colourful by adding a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables to it. Have a good amount of protein in your diet. Vegetarians can get their proteins from pulses, green peas, nuts & peanut butter, beans, chickpeas, tofu, and leafy greens. Those who are non vegetarian should include eggs, fish and chicken breast in their food. Don't forget to have plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated.
Most pregnant women get the advice that they should eat for two in pregnancy. Is that true? well, yes and no! yes, because the dietary requirement of a pregnant woman increases in pregnancy. A pregnant woman needs approximately 300 calories more than a non-pregnant woman daily. And no, because eating for two doesn't mean eating for two adults. One has to take into account that the second person that one is eating for is very tiny compared to an adult, and therefore an extra 300 calories are all that you need to add to your daily diet during pregnancy.
Most pregnant women get the advice that they should eat for two in pregnancy. Is that true? well, yes and no! yes, because the dietary requirement of a pregnant woman increases in pregnancy. A pregnant woman needs approximately 300 calories more than a non-pregnant woman daily. And no, because eating for two doesn't mean eating for two adults. One has to take into account that the second person that one is eating for is very tiny compared to an adult, and therefore an extra 300 calories are all that you need to add to your daily diet during pregnancy.
Asked for female, 29 years old from Kolkata
Should include atleast 1/2lt of milk in either form
have plenty of water
some times honey water too
have salad
have sprouts atleast weekly.
Health Query
Hello, She may be suffering from PCOS, please get her evaluated with a hormonal profile and an ultrasound pelvis to check for polycystic ovaries.
Health Query
Yes after the 7th month the baby can be viable. And in case of complication they have to deliver it early.
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