Dr. Kamara

Hello, s she has taken ipill, so withdrawal bleeding arrives only after 7-10 days, so please be patient for a week and wait for menses to arrive.

No heavy workouts especially the ones you mentioned as uterus is a sensitive organ especially the stitch line after C section. Instead you may go for brisk walks, and breathing exercises. Basically you just need your BMR to be maintained so as to keep your weight under check, and for that brisk walk is good enough. Yoga can be done too. And a balanced diet which is low in fat and carbs is all you should do.

You have to go for operation. She is having blind vagina it is congenital disease where upper part and lower part of vagina fails to join. Si go to some good gynecologist and get operation.

You can do yoga which does not increase abdominal pressure which may cause blood to rush through veins of the eyes. For weight reduction you have to take less food and can do aerobic exercises.

.it may be due to hormonal imbalance but first do urine pregnancy test done for confirm about pregnancy.

Menstrual cycle can be disturbed if you have an imbalance of the hormones oestrogen and progesterone. It's not unusual to have a hormone imbalance for a few years after puberty and before the menopause. This can cause your menstrual cycle to become longer or shorter. Your periods may also become lighter or heavier. Lifestyle The following lifestyle factors can also upset your balance of hormones and cause irregular bleeding: • extreme weight loss or weight gain • excessive exercise • stress Polycystic ovary syndrome Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) occurs when very small cysts (small, fluid-filled sacs) develop in the ovaries. The usual symptoms of PCOS are irregular or light periods or no periods at all. This is because, in women with PCOS, ovulation (the release of an egg) may not take place as often as normal. The production of hormones may also be unbalanced, and you could have higher levels of testosterone than normal. Testosterone is a male hormone that women usually have a small amount of. Thyroid disorders A thyroid disorder is another possible, but rare, cause of irregular periods. The thyroid gland, found in the neck, produces hormones that maintain the body's metabolism (the chemical processes your body uses to turn food into energy). Your Doctor may test for a thyroid problem by taking a blood test to check levels of thyroid hormones in your blood. Anaemia Iron deficiency due to improper diet intake can sometimes lead to irregular periods. So a thorough phyical examination is required regarding the weight History,Menstrual history,Dietary habits and any life style change that took place in her life.Only then we can reach to a diagnosis and can start a treatment for that particular problem

Dear lybrateuser, you might be suffering from hormonal irregularity or pcod. Pl get the hormones tested and an ultrasound of uterus and overies done and contact again with reports. The condition can be treated medically without underging surgery.

Hello lybrate-user Copper T is a good option, as - it has no effect on your hormones -no problem or obstruction or discomfort during intercourse but -may have irregular or heavy periods during initial 3 months but that can be taken care off with medications. -yes it can be prescribed for nullipara also.

If you have not conceived naturally after one year of trying you may need some form of treatment such as an IUI or an IVF.

if you hv normal blood pressure, haemoglobin, pay attention to balanced diet, daily dose of iron, vitsmin, calcium, protein rich food. Take enough rest, and fluids too. Arginine sachet twice daily with water for 2 weeks will improve liquor volume