Dr. Madhu Rana

If sexually active do urine pregnancy test, if not active or pregnancy ruled out then meet Gynecologist.

if it is blood in urine it can be because of urinary inf but if it is pd then u ll have stains on pad also so watchcarefully n if pad is not stained then repeat UPT

The menstrual irregularities in your case appears to be irregular intake of hormones eggs pills and I pill. Let me know what is your age and no of children.

No there is no chance of pregnancy as both of u were in underwear and no ejaculation,,though precum contain few sperm,,but it won't affect i think

yes it's possible to get pregnant read more about reproductive health through good books or counselor

There are high chances for her to get pregnant if the intercourse was unprotected as she was in her fertile period then.

Air travel is very safe during pregnancy. There is no radiation risk, the X-ray machines are actually glorified metal detectors and are very safe to walk through (as are the full body scanners) and all cabins are pressurized. The first trimester is a great time to travel, except that morning sickness and fatigue often kick in around 7 to 8 weeks, so be prepared. You may feel great when you book your trip, but terrible by the time you leave. Ask your practitioner for tips to help with nausea, as ask for safe anti-nausea medication to take with you. Below are a few travel tips to pregnant women on the go: 1. Book an Aisle Seat - It's easier access for your hourly walks and trips to the restroom. 2. Prevent Air Sickness - If you are still in the morning sickness phase of pregnancy, air travel may make things worse. Ask your practitioner for an anti-nausea medication to take with you. 3. Wear Pantyhose - Some practitioners recommend that you wear support stockings to increase circulation and prevent a blood clot from developing in your leg. 4. Take a Walk - Avoid being immobilized for long periods of time. 5. Drink Water - You'll feel better by being well hydrated. It also helps prevent those blood clots. Take an empty water bottle with you in carry-on luggage and fill it up after you get through security. 6. Go Gas Free - Don't drink or eat any gas-producing items (carbonated beverages, refried beans, etc.) before or during your flight.

lybrate-user, Thanks for the query. If TSH is in the range of 3 to 4 mU/L, then only all the symptoms including menstruation will be in control. Therefore, please check the TSH level and if it is more than one mentioned above, then thyroxine dose has to be increased. Thanks.