Practical, doctor-written articles on women's health, pregnancy and wellbeing.
Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that allows a gynecologist to look directly inside the uterus and treat selected problems. Learn when it may be recommended, what happens during the procedure and what recovery can involve.
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Endometrial polyps are growths from the lining of the uterus that can cause irregular bleeding and may sometimes affect fertility. Learn when a polyp needs treatment and what to know if you are planning pregnancy.
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Fibroids can cause heavy periods, pelvic pressure, pain and fertility problems. Robotic myomectomy is a minimally invasive approach that can remove selected fibroids while keeping the uterus intact. Learn how doctors decide whether it is appropriate.
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A missed period is one of the most recognised signs of pregnancy, but early pregnancy can cause several other changes too. Learn which symptoms you may actually notice and why a pregnancy test is more reliable than symptoms alone.
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Having an ovarian cyst does not automatically mean that you will have difficulty getting pregnant. Many common functional cysts do not affect fertility, while conditions such as endometriosis and some ovarian cysts may require a more individualised assessment.
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Gestational diabetes is one of the more common medical problems diagnosed during pregnancy. It often causes no obvious symptoms, which is why screening matters. Here is what the test means, what happens if it is positive and how gestational diabetes can affect you and your baby.
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Heavy periods are more than just an inconvenience when they interfere with daily life, last longer than 7 days or cause symptoms such as fatigue and dizziness. Learn the common causes of heavy menstrual bleeding and when to see a gynecologist.
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After repeated miscarriages, it is natural to want every possible test. But more testing does not always mean better answers. Here are the causes that matter, the investigations worth doing and the tests that often add more confusion than clarity.
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A low AMH result tells you something about the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries. It does not tell you that you cannot conceive naturally, and it does not measure egg quality. Here is how to interpret the number without letting one blood test decide your entire fertility plan.
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Adenomyosis can cause heavy periods, worsening cramps, pelvic pressure and pain, but it is often confused with endometriosis and fibroids. Here is how the three conditions actually differ.
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Fertility doesn't fall off a cliff the day you turn 35, but the decline is real, and it moves faster than most women are told. Here's what actually changes in your body, what an AMH test can and can't tell you, and what your real options are.
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Endometriosis is a common and often under-diagnosed cause of severe period pain, pain during intercourse and infertility. Recognising the pattern early can shorten years of being told the pain is normal.
Read MoreMost ovarian cysts are harmless and resolve on their own within a few cycles. Some are structural, grow large, twist or need surgery the type of cyst decides the plan.
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Keyhole surgery is a good operation that is sometimes recommended too readily. Here is how to tell which situation you are in and what the recovery actually feels like.
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If your periods skip months or arrive unpredictably, the reason is usually missed ovulation and PCOS is the most common cause in Indian women. Here is what the diagnosis really means, and what genuinely helps.
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Irregular periods can happen because of pregnancy, stress, weight change, PCOS, thyroid problems, contraception, fibroids or perimenopause. The pattern gives important clues.
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White discharge is usually normal when it has no bad smell, itching or pain. The details matter: timing, texture, color, pregnancy status and associated symptoms.
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C-section recovery usually takes several weeks. This week-by-week guide explains pain, walking, stitches, scar care, breastfeeding, warning signs and return to routine.
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Asherman's syndrome happens when scar tissue forms inside the uterus. Hysteroscopy can diagnose and treat adhesions, but recovery, follow-up and fertility planning matter just as much.
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Lifestyle can support hormone balance and reduce symptoms, but it cannot guarantee fibroid shrinkage. The real control is knowing what to track and when to get care.
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Cervical cell changes usually do not cause symptoms early. A Pap smear helps find them before they become harder to treat.
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