Hysterectomy Questions

Hello, please get a serum bet ache test done and also an ultrasound pelvis to confirm localisation of pregnancy and then she can be placed on progesterones to support pregnancy.

Hi,
amh cannot be increased. It us level of eggs left over in your ovaries. You can take meds to improve quality. All that is needed is to conceive as early as possible. Ivf will benefit as it shortens the time to pregnancy. I have treated many low amh cases. I am saying this from my experience.

1) fibroid can not be removed by medicines.
2) it increases in size with time till menopause.
3) it reduces in size after menopause.
4) aff fibroids do not need treatment. Depends on complaints, size, other effects etc. 5) for your complaints meet gynecologist.

Very few such patients get some problems. It needs to be treated only if there are complaints related to it. As a general principle better to have early pregnancy.

Biopsy can not cause, many other factors can cause.
You have not given details like- which uterine tumor, which biopsy, positive report means what report etc.

Every surgery has its risk. It is comparing complaints & medical health v/s potential risks.
Recovery time actually 48 hours but some patients may feel like taking rest for 5-7 days.

Hi, lybrate user,
It needs interrogation to assess the exact position of yours.
You are suffering from dysmenorrhoea experiencing cramp abdomen during menstruation.
Tk, plenty of water to hydrate your body.
Your diet be easily digestible on time to check gastric disorder to minimise cramp abdomen.
Ensure , sound sleep for 6/7 hours in the night.
Tk, homoeopathic medicine, underlying
@ Pulsatilla 30ch -5 drops x 3.
Avoid , junk food, alcohol and nicotine. <...more

It's a lifestyle disorder. Better will be to share your reports and go accordingly. Cyst size your lifestyle and other factors matters a lot.

Unhealthy lifestyle, overweight or under-weight and smoking are major reasons for the rise in infertility among men and women. Following an unhealthy or poor diet, excessive consumption of alcohol and drug use, and excessive smoking largely contribute to infertility.

Yes. You can certainly struggle with infertility and still have a period every month. Most fertility problems arise from an ovulation disorder that could influence your period. But your struggles with conception could be caused by other factors.