Dr. Anil Bhonsle

Hello dear avoid weight lifting aviod stairs avoid heavy foods avoid oily and junk foods eat less but more frequently drink daily cocount water stress free life drink plenty of fluids eat something every two hourly.

Do wait some time it happens due to stress and hormones changes if test is negative. Otherwise tk gynecology advise.

Hi! Take RAJAH PRAVARTHINI VATI 2 tabs three times a day, Kanchanara guggulu with EVECARE for three months. Once periods become regular pcos comes down. Do regular exercises and take methi curry and cows ghee regularly.

This is called honey moon cystitis. This is urinary tract infection in the woman following sexual intercourse. Please meet your family doctor or an MBBS doctor in your vicinity. Get proper treatment with alkalinizer and antibiotics.

Hi. This is almost 8 weeks of pregnancy at this time heart beat delovps usually. But you can wt up to 1 week not more then this. This is a crucial pregnancy and some time it happened.

See your period date is 1 june and danger days are 10-18 of your menstrual cycle .as you said you took an I pill on 17 evening .i think you need not to be worried because normal menstrual cycle is 28 days earlier 1 june now 29 june. Just relax .you will not get pregnant.

Pregnancy swelling puts pressure on a key nerve in the wrists and causes the same aching and tingling symptoms most often associated with ergonomic strain and repetitive motion. If you're feeling this symptom more at night, it's because the fluids that accumulate in the lower part of your body during the day are redistributed elsewhere – including your hands – when you lie down (think of it as a kind of reverse gravity). And of course, if you've been at a computer all day long you’re in for a double whammy at nighttime. Luckily, though, this symptom should disappear after delivery as your swelling diminishes. WHAT YOU CAN DO Stretch it out. If you work at a computer or do any other activity that requires repetitive motion (like playing the piano or filing), take frequent hand-stretching breaks to relieve hand pain and tingling. Get in position. If you spend a lot of time at a computer typing, type gently and make sure your wrists are straight and your elbows are higher than your hands. Sleep well. Try not to sleep on your hands, and use a pillow to prop up your arms at night. Get the blood flowing. Shake your hands and wrists out frequently. At night, hang your hand over the side of the bed and shake it. Avoid triggers. It may help to limit or avoid caffeine and stay away from tobacco (which you should definitely be doing anyway). Buy a wrist brace. If your carpal tunnel is causing you a lot of pain, ask your practitioner what kind of brace to buy. Try alternative therapies. Acupuncture might help relieve hand pain — ask your practitioner for a recommendation. Talk to your doctor. He may be able to prescribe the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs usually prescribed for carpal tunnel syndrome.

If you are taking the pill regularly, chance of pregnancy very remote. The efficacy of pill is reduced if you are taking other medication like antibiotics along. Do not worry, continue your pills.

Some vaginal laxity is to be expected after 8 years. Everybody experiences it. This also happens after delivery of children. You can try 'pelvic floor exercises' to tone up the pelvic muscles. Flow of semen and pre-ejaculatory seminal fluid is also a natural phenomenon. Use condoms or daifragms if you find it excessive or inconvenient. Surgery to tighten the vaginal opening is not the first option for otherwise healthy women.