Dr. Rani Bati

if there is irregular periods then main cause is 1)stress. 2)hormone imbalance.3) any ovarian cyst. 4) thyroid disorders. so get thyroid profile and ultrasound lower abdomen done.

Hello,
Foods to avoid in case of acidity:
Spicy foods and thick curry or gravy containing red chilly.
Citrus fruits such as oranges and grapefruit as they are high in acid.
Full fat dairy products such as sour cream, cheese or ice cream.
Coffee, tea, chocolate and soft drinks.
Peas, beans, broccoli and cabbage.
Tomatoes and onions.
Pickles.
Raw salad vegetables like onion, radish, cabbage, and peppers.
Carbonated beverage which stimulate the stomach and irritate the esophagus.

Diet modifications advised for acidity and dates, figs, apple, papaya and pomegranate can be added to the diet.
Carrot leaves, celery leaves and curry leaves are helpful in controlling acidity. Vegetables like carrot and beet root are good for relieving acidity.
Spices like cumin seeds, coriander and cardamom should be taken.
Include barley, jowar and wheat in food.
A glass of cold milk is also helpful.
Almonds are also a good remedy for relieving heartburn and acidity.
Take some mint leavesand chop these, then boil in a cup of water and sip slowly after meals.
Eating bananas is also helpful in preventing the symptoms of acidity. Basil (tulsi) leaves help to get relief from burning, nausea and gas.
Eating cucumber or watermelon is useful to fight against acidity.
Ginger is useful for digestive disorders.
Drink 10-12 glasses of water daily.
Drink 1-2 glasses of lukewarm water early morning relieves from acidity.
Should not lie down soon after having meal.
Eat small meals in small intervals based on whole foods such as fruits, vegetables, whole grain cereals and proteins such as chicken breast and eggs.
Take care.

Though it is a bit early, you may not be in permenopausal stage which is 3-4 years before menopause when periods become irragular

Hi, 1) have frequent meals 5-6 meals per day 2) eat healthy like fresh vegetables and fruits and whole grain cereals, pulses, skimmed dairy products, nuts, egg white, chicken (2 times in a week if you are non veg), fish 2-3 times in a week (avoid fatty fish). 3) drink water before eat meals 4) do your house chores work or do physical activity 30-45 minutes every day. 5) avoid oily snacks, processed, refined and junk foods. Hope I have answered your query. Best wishes.

You need to start taking treatment asap as it is already 3 years. I hope u already have ur semen report normal and her tube testing that is HSG is normal. In this case treatment with ovulation induction and follicular monitoring to find out the growth of the egg is the kind of treatment u should be looking at

HI…1) apply mixture of aloe vera gel and divya godhan ark on dark part, two times in a day, gives you good result in 30 days…thanks.

Hi from your history it doesn't appear you can be pregnant. White discharge per se doesn't specify pregnancy. But as you r telling periods r quite less in flow you should get one ultrasound pelvis done to rule out any pathology. N revert back with the report I will definitely suggest you some thing.

Drink lot of water everyday. Take small and frequent meals at regular intervals of 2-3 hrs. Avoid outside food completely.

usually abortion after first pregnancy cause infertility in future.mostly we advice to continue carrying first pregnancy.the last depend on you, what you want.

Hi lybrate-user ask her to get a urine pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy. If test is negative then it could be due to hormonal imbalance or stress which needs evaluation.

vibrunum opulus q take drop 8 hourly in a glass of water. 3. Actea racemosa 200 take one drop twice daily. Biofungin syrup take 2 teaspoonful 8 hourly.

Most early pregnancy symptoms occur within the first four weeks and may include: A late period. Slight bleeding or cramping as the embryo implants in your uterus (implantation bleeding) Tender breasts that seem to be growing already! Extreme tiredness. Yes, it might not just be too many late nights, after all! Backache. If pregnancy is negative in test you have to look for diabetes due to extreme hunger (polyphagia)

Hello yes, it requires complete bed rest, sonogram for fetal wellbeing and proper medication to save the pregnancy. Urgent care is needed.

The first trimester of your pregnancy is the most important phase. During this phase your body undergoes various physiological and psychological changes and your baby’s major organ developments also happen simultaneously. You need to exercise certain precautions during the first trimester to avoid any serious health complications. What you do during the initial three months defines the health and wellness of your baby and that of yours too. Here are things that you should do during this trimester to ensure a smooth ride ahead. Things to do during your first trimester: • Get your required number of calories from all food groups, not just fat! Include variety of foods in the diet like whole grains, pulses, legumes and nuts. Meat, poultry, eggs and fish also provide protein. Make sure you get your calcium from milk or other food. Take 600 ml of milk or milk products every day for the calcium content. Eating during pregnancy • Get your dose of vitamin D through food like egg yolks, tuna, salmon, fortified milk, fish liver oil, or through exposure to sunlight. • Increase your intake of omega-3 fatty acids. They are necessary for the development of your baby’s brain, nerve and eye. • Take iron and folic acid supplements as prescribed by your doctor. It is important during the pre-conception and early pregnancy phase because this is when the foetus develops spine and nerve cells. • Eat frequent, smaller meals. The baby needs to be fed constantly so eat every two to three hours. • Gain weight gradually. For the optimal growth of your baby you should gain around 0.5- 2 kg in the first trimester. Get some exercise. Regular gentle exercise can help ease or prevent back pain, boost your energy, build stamina and help you prepare for the physical changes of labour and delivery. • Don’t miss your visits to the doctor. Your prenatal check-ups are your window into the womb and they help detect any issues early and can be corrected in most cases. • Increase your fluid intake. Blood volume needs to increase during pregnancy to facilitate oxygen and nutrient delivery to both you and your baby. • Get lots of sleep. Hormonal changes also make you feel worn out. So make it a point to get few naps whenever possible. • Cut down on caffeine. Large amounts of caffeine consumption and an increased risk of miscarriage have been linked in some studies. Things to avoid on your first trimester • Don’t take any medication unless necessary. Medicines taken by you can cross the placenta and enter the bloodstream of your baby. Hence it’s best to know the safety of any medications you’re taking during pregnancy – especially in the first trimester. • Don’t be too adventurous with food. Foods to be avoided during pregnancy include raw/undercooked meat, soft cheese, seafood and raw eggs. They could be possible sources of harmful bacteria and parasite. Reduce your exposure to environmental pollutants. According to a study, women exposed to elevated levels of ozone air pollution (smog) in the first three months of pregnancy may be at increased risk for complications such as preeclampsia and premature birth. • Quit smoking. Passive and active smoking during pregnancy increases the risk of health and behavioural problems in the baby and is linked to infant mortality. • Don’t drink alcohol. Alcohol can cross the placenta and reach your baby’s bloodstream. Excessive drinking impairs the mental and physical development of your baby, in what is known as foetal alcohol syndrome. Don’t get stressed, depressed. High levels of stress can affect the unborn baby’s health and increase your chances of miscarriage. • Don’t go on diet while you’re pregnant. You may end up with deficiency of iron, folic acid, vitamins and minerals which can potentially harm you and your baby. • Don’t use hot tubs/ sauna. They can raise your core body temperature which can cause dehydration and threaten the developing baby.

You can stop those tablets and switch to ayurvedic tablets as your sugar levels are normal, you will recover soon. Regards dr. Omkar balkrishna shahapurkar

Yes side effects of contraceptive is more and it will lead to weight again and in future problem in conceiving .But if you have one baby you can use Copper T and it is safer . Use it till you want the next baby . Or if it is not that you still have the first baby and need protection for some time use pessaries or condom

Femilon has more progesterone hormone which causes masquiline changes in a woman and make periods stop earlier or making conception of a baby difficult when desired on giving up contraceptive. 7 years is too long a time and I am surprised that you have tolerated it that long without any side effects like break through bleeding, erratic periods or no periods to confuse a woman regarding failure of contraceptive and getting pregnant. You can get intake uterine device fitted.

Nahi apko koi health problem nahi hogi. Apki body keede ko nikal degi jab aap toilet jate hain. Jyada se jyada aapko lose motions honge jis se koi b kitanu bahar aa jata hai.

Hi, you don't need to worry. We being human has a chance of 10% per cycle for conception. And you had conceived previously so it's seems all is fine. No need of extra investigations. You should remember that ovulation occurs 14 days prior to next menses. So you should have intercourse around 13/15/17th day of you cycle. This should help you.