Dr. Saroj

Hi , yes folic acid tab. Must be taken daily for 1st 3 months during pregnancy double marker test is meant to detect whether down's syndrome is present in your unborn baby or not. It is combined with n t scan & accuracy is very high. Advantages of this screening are--- ~ good detection rates ~ if positive, it gives you time for another advanced test ~ if positive, you can go for termination of pregnancy.

Yes it's very much possible to become pregnant in pcod. Try higher dose in next cycle. Along with other drugs.

No dear. Periods exclude any chance of pregnancy. However irregular periods is common after taking emergency contraceptive pills like I pill. Casual and content use is hence not advised to avoid long term hormonal issues.

U r suffering from endometriosis. If there is a more than 3 cm chocolate cyst on ultrasound then it needs to be removed with laparoscopy. Even if there r no chocolate cyst now and if you r trying to conceive for more than a year, laparoscopy should be done to find out the status of tubes and to burn the endometriosis deposits asap. After surgery, depending on the severity of endometriosis, monthly injection will be given for 4-6 months to stop further increase in your symptoms of endometriosis. Following which the treatment of getting pregnant will start.

First of all give a serious thought tob loosing weight .You can take help of a dietician,secondly regular exercise is an absolute necessity.thirdly you need to take medications specifically for PCOD and not just for getting periods,you can also go for ovulation induction with IUI if your tubes are normal.

Unless you have not ejaculated in her vagina no chance of pregnancy still you can check with pregnancy test and using emergency pill will definitely effect her health, always use condoms, for more sexual counselling feel free to consult

Dear lybrate-user, on first day of periods pregnancy is unlikely. Infact impossible. I pill may disturb cycle a bit. Wanted to ask. How was the period after taking I pill. Get a urine pregnancy test done after 1 week of missed period thanks.

Although there are no chances of pregnancy but always keep in mind that such emergency contraceptives have a failure rate of 11-25%, so pray to god that you do not have a bad luck. Secondly such emergency pills have some very disastrous effect on woman's health if taken so frequently. So better to have protected sex rather than to repent afterwards-so wait for her next periods which I think will be disturbed (due to hormonal effect of emergency pills) and not on expected date but do not forget to go for a home pregnancy test once she missed her periods to be on the safer side.

Wait for 6 weeks from the date of c section it takes 6 weeks for your organs to revert back to normal.

Please Increase it to 50 mcg I will suggest few points. Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily with relaxed mind Do pranayam and yoga daily Do perineal and pelvic exercises daily Take salads and fruits more Take plenty of water daily Take carrots and beet root juice daily Take Cap evecare by Himalaya 2 2 for 6 mths Lohasav 15 ml twice a day for 6 mths Ashokarishta 20 ml twice a day for 6 mths These all points will help you a lot.

Between exams, papers and maintaining an active social life, many college students feel they can't really find the time to keep up on their personal health and wellness until an illness catches hold and stops them in their tracks. With most colleges providing health care and endless physical activities for students, staying healthy in college is about as easy as it will ever get. Here are a few tips to help students make the most of the resources at their fingertips and to ensure they stay healthy and illness free throughout their education.

Diet: --

Without careful attention to your diet, you could end up putting on the freshman 15 and more. Follow these tips to help keep your diet healthy and beneficial.

Learn proper portion size. To avoid eating too much of even the healthiest foods, keep track of how much you're eating. For most people, meat servings should be about the size of a deck of cards and other servings vary by the type of food.

Eat breakfast. Start your day off right with a good meal when you get up. Whether you're rolling out of bed at noon or up at the crack of dawn for class, make sure you start your day with a balanced, healthy meal.

Drink water. Drinking enough water can help boost your concentration as well as keep you from overeating. Make sure to keep hydrated as you go through your day by bringing water with you.

Limit sugary and caffeinated beverages. Beverages may not fill you up, but they sure can help fatten you up and have a detrimental effect on your overall health. You don't have to completely give up soda and coffee, but you should scale back in order to keep yourself in tip top shape.

Try to eat fruits and veggies. Even if fruits and vegetables don't comprise some of your favorite foods, try to incorporate at least a few of them into your diet each day.

Limit junk food. Junk food is fast and easy and many students end up eating a lot of it while they're on the run to class or to work. While a little fast food now and again won't really hurt you, make sure it doesn't become a habit.

Get help for eating disorders. While many groups focus on helping students lose weight, there are those who need help fighting eating disorders as well. If you are worried you have an eating disorder and want help, don't be afraid to reach out to campus resources for help.

Sleep:--

College students aren't exactly known for their early to bed early to rise attitudes, but getting sleep is an integral part of staying healthy. Check out these tips to help you make sure you're resting enough.

Take a nap. If you have the time during the day, a short nap can do wonders for your energy levels. Just make sure not to nap too close to bedtime or for too long, and a nap will do your body good.

Don't work in bed. Working in bed can make getting to sleep harder. Keep your work space separate from your sleep space to keep insomnia at bay.

Get a full night's rest whenever possible. While the amount of sleep each person needs varies, most people need 7-9 hours to feel fully rested. While this may not be possible every night, try to sleep a full night whenever you get the chance.

Avoid all nighters. While you may feel like you need to study all night to do well you might be doing yourself a disservice. Not getting enough sleep can impair your ability to do well, regardless of how much you've studied, so make sure you get at least a little sleep before your big test.

Avoid caffeine, eating and drinking right before bed. All of these activities can throw off your body's internal clock, so try to limit meals, alcohol and caffeine consumption to a few hours before bed.

Illness:--

With communal living and thousands of other students sharing classroom space, spreading colds and viruses is easy if you're not careful. These tips can help keep you from getting sick.

Wash your hands. Studies have shown that simple hand washing can help prevent a large number of illnesses. So wash your hands, especially any time you'll be touching your nose, mouth or eyes or if you've been around others who are sick.

Avoid sharing beverages. Germs are easily spread through the sharing of drinks, alcoholic or otherwise, so get your own and avoid sharing with friends.

Don't go to class. If you're sick, don't force yourself to go to class. It will only make you feel worse and infect other students. Email your professors that you're ill and stay home and rest.

Get to the doctor. If you have symptoms that aren't showing any signs of clearing up within a few days, you may need to take a trip to the campus clinic or your doctor. Simple illnesses can mutate into much more deadly and dangerous ones if left alone so make sure to seek help if you aren't feeling any better.

Avoid ill friends. If your friend is sick, try to avoid spending too much time around them. While bringing soup or medications won't hurt, touching ill friends and their stuff can increase your chances of getting sick yourself.

Don't touch your eyes, nose or mouth. If your hands aren't totally clean, try to avoid touching these areas. The membranes in these areas make it easy for bacteria and viruses to enter your body.

Stress:--

Students can get run down with so much going on. These tips can help you beat the stress.

Put limits on work hours. You can't work all the time-fun and relaxation have to be part of your routine as well. Limit the times when you will work to give yourself time to sleep and rest up so you won't get sick.

Give yourself a break. If you've been working steadily for hours, give your eyes and mind a chance for a rest by taking a break. You can come back feeling more refreshed and ready to go.

Take advantage of campus meditation and yoga programs. Many campuses are equipped with programs that can help students get a release from their stresses through a relaxing session of meditation.

Cut back if needed. Sometimes students overwhelm themselves with everything they have going on. If you're feeling like you've got too much on your plate, cut back work hours, drop a class or cut out some extracurricular activities to make your schedule more manageable.

Relax with hobbies. Whether you like to paint or to destroy aliens with your friends in video games, making time for the things you love is an important part of keeping yourself from getting too stressed out.

Give yourself plenty of time. It's easy to put off starting on a big project or studying for a test until the last minute. You'll be much less stressed out, however, and will likely do better if you give yourself more time to work on it.

Spend time with friends. There are few things that can cheer you up like being around the people you like most. Eat dinner with friends or just hang out and watch tv or take a walk to get away from the stress of homework.

Happy diwali to all.
Have safe diwali. Avoid burns by keeping a distance while burning crackers. Don't explode them in hand.
Pour normal water immediately if you get burns
Consult local nearby doctor, if large area burn go to hospital.

Dear Lybrate user, Uterus removal surgery should be done if it is clearly indicated. It should not be done just for sake of it. Over loss of blood doesn't cause tumour in uterus to appear. It's rather tumour in uterus that causes over loss of blood.

Hello, don't give her the hormonal medicines and get her an ultrasound abdomen test , then share the reports. Thank you.

At night when we doze off and enter rem (rapid eye movement), the human body becomes absolutely paralysed as the areas of the brain that control our movement get de-activated. This is what stops us from falling out of our bed while asleep.

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Continue thyroid treatment. You can use herbal medicine for weight loss and conception. Eat tablet diapal before food twice daily for 90 days along with capsule gynocare twice daily after food for 45 days. Use protirich w also.

I also got thrush 4 days ago and just wondering if I could be pregnant or not. Hi I'm so confused I had my period on the 16th of October till the 22nd. Hi, the first day of my last period was oct 18th, this past month I started taking ovaboost. Again, I had my menstruation on Nov 2nd and on 6th I had sex is it possible for me.

u also need to get an usg scan done 2 weeks later to see if the babys growth is proper or not. fertigine inj whic is hCG should be given atleast till 14 weeks of pregnancy weekly..

Use meftal spas tablet thrice daily after food during periods and also Pan-D in morning daily empty stomach for 2 months and see if it helps.