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The scan report says “fibroid uterus”. Under it, a measurement in millimetres. And somewhere between reading that line and your next appointment, the question has already formed — does this mean I cannot have a baby? For most women, the answer is no. Fibroids are extremely common, and the majority […]

If you’ve recently undergone surgery for endometriosis, experiencing relief from pain is a significant achievement. But a quiet worry often follows close behind: can endometriosis come back after surgery? It’s a fair question, and the honest answer is yes, it can sometimes come back. Understanding why, how often, and what […]

If your doctor has mentioned a hysterectomy, you probably have a dozen questions running through your mind. Laparoscopic hysterectomy has become one of the most trusted ways to perform uterus removal surgery today, thanks to smaller cuts, less pain, and quicker healing. This guide helps you determine when the surgery […]

Your ultrasound report says “ovarian cyst,” and now you’re stuck wondering what that actually means. Not every cyst behaves the same way, and the two types people confuse most, a simple cyst and a dermoid cyst, are quite different from each other. Dr. Kunaal Shinde, a gynaec laparoscopic surgeon at […]

Heavy menstrual bleeding — also called menorrhagia — means your period is heavier or longer than normal in a way that disrupts your daily life. Medically, it refers to bleeding that lasts more than 7 days or involves so much blood loss that it affects your routine. But the simpler […]

You went in for a routine scan. The doctor paused, looked at the screen, and said — there’s a cyst on your ovary. And just like that, your mind went into overdrive. Is it serious? Will I need surgery? What does this mean for my health, my fertility, my life? […]

One of the causes behind Female infertility can be clogged fallopian tubes. Commonly there are no signs, but several risk factors might raise the likelihood of getting this disease. Tubal occlusion is the medical name for a blocked fallopian tube. The fallopian tubes are muscular tubes with delicate hair-like elements […]

Over 30% of women suffering from Infertility have either blocked or damaged fallopian tubes. The condition of blocked fallopian tubes in the female reproductive tract is also known as tubal Infertility, tubal disease, or tubal occlusion. Unlike other Infertility disorders, blocked fallopian tubes do not generally show specific symptoms. Females […]

(PCOS and PCOD) Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Polycystic Ovary Disorder are commonly heard regarding women’s health. These conditions are often used interchangeably, However, there is a difference between the two. PCOS is the more common of the two conditions and is caused by an imbalance of hormones. PCOD, then again, […]

Despite frequently being benign, uterine endometrial polyps can have a serious influence on a woman’s general health and her ability to conceive. These minute tissue developments in the uterine coating can cause a large number of side effects and results. Endometrial polyps, though usually non-cancerous changes in the uterine lining, […]