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Why Should Women Make their Health a Priority?
Regular women health check-up is extremely vital. Women’s wellness has a vital role to play in modern society. It is directly connected to the health of families and communities. When a woman is ill, it has direct consequ
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Busted : Myths about Breastfeeding
1. It’s normal for breastfeeding to hurt: While initially breastfeeding might seem an uncomfortable process, but it is not supposed to be painful. Any sort of pain or discomfort should last up to a few days, beyond which if it persists, t
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Ways to Have an Easy Labour
Childbirth is one of the important milestones in the life of a mother. In order to have effortless labour and normal delivery, the mother needs to stay calm and stress-free. Combining that with the right hospi
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Signs of Labor – All you Need to Keep in Mind
When you are coming towards the end of your pregnancy, numerous signs and symptoms can be an indication of labor. These signs can appear around a week before you go into labor. There may also be contractions that somewhat feel
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Keep Yourself and Baby Safe During these Winters
Keep yourself and baby safe during these winters Pregnancy can sometimes turn out to be a bit difficult for expectant mothers during the winter months. Pregnant women are more susceptible to cough, cold, and infections. Furth
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Why do You Need a Bone Density Test?
Bone density scan can be done in the following cases: • To determine the risks of breaking bones. • To identify a decrease in bone density before you break a bone. • To confirm a diagnosis of osteoporosis. • To monitor osteoporosis treatment
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What Are The Causes Of Heavy Menstrual Bleeding?
However, if you are bleeding profusely during your period that you have to keep changing pads all through the day and it is restricting your daily activities, you could be
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All You Need To Know About Amniocentesis
What is Amniocentesis ?Amniocentesis is a procedure done in an expecting mother. It is a technique which involves withdrawing about 20 - 25 ml of amniotic fluid from the uterine cavity using a needle through the mother’s stomach and under continuous ultrasou
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Painful Periods
Cramps occur from contractions in the uterus, which are part of the menstrual process. The medical terminology for menstrual cramps is dysmenorhea. Dysmenorrhea can be primary or secondary.Primary dysmenorrhea involves no physical abnormality and usually begin
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