Endometrial Receptivity Analysis (ERA) Health Feed

Hello,

She immediately needs dietary intervention program ,the only way to manage her health problems is simply making sure she leads a healthy life style.

Yes it is possible and 13 mm is normal not high but I suggest that you get treated for polyp first and then try for a baby by taking tablet like fertomid. Presence of pregnancy along with polyp does increase chances of a miscarriage.

Yes
reports are in your favor size of follicles is average 20 mm
it may rupture or grow up a bit more
lining increases after rupture of follicles when progesterone hormone is released to sustain pregnancy if conception occurs.

It happens due to hormonal imbalance.
But please stop taking any hormonal pills for this and have a proper homoeopathic consultation and get the basic issue treated of irregular menses.
Once your menses get proper and you can conceive your baby then.
If possible you can consult me too for that.
Take care.:)

U shud b subjected to hysteroscopic removal of polyp and that shud b sent of HPE examination in the lab. That will tell a about the nature of the polyp you have.

Hi, pls don't take tension for thinking about surgery,
online review and reality more different.
It's minor procedure for investigation. Just collect the some tiny prices from the uterus.
Regards.

Hello Zeri

Yes there is treatment for Polycystic Ovaries. Most tiny cysts tend to dissolve by themselves but tend to reappear and sometimes bigger ones are also formed. Also there are other symptoms such as spotting in ur case . A gynecologist can give you hormonal treatment to keep levels in control and If you wish u can start homeopathic treatment which will help treat pcod and your health in general.

Hi, Hope you were given proper antibiotic cover starting prior to procedure and continued for at least 5 days. Looks like you may have an infection. Please find out from your doctor. Best wishes.

With PCOD, regular physical actvity is mandatory to keep fit and lose weight. You need to focus on your lifestyle with changes in eating pattern and physical activity. Weight loss might be slow but will happen with the right diet in PCOD.
You need to correct your diet wherever it’s going wrong. Focus on higher protein intake, lower fat and restrict carbohydrates to complex ones only. Avoid simple sugars completely. 'Eat Out' less and have good quantity of fresh foods which are not processed<...more

If you have done hysterectomy then periods will not come. I think your doctor must have explained it to you. And you cannot become pregnant either.
Better Consult your doctor.