Your period is a structured cycle. Every month, before your uterine lining sheds the tissue and blood through the cervix, a lot goes on in your reproductive system. Basically, your body prepares for pregnancy, and when fertilization doesn’t occur, the period starts. Understanding ovulation and your fertility window can significantly help someone who’s been trying…
One of the biggest struggles for women diagnosed with PCOD is infertility. Because of the unpredictable menstrual and ovulation cycles, it’s harder to conceive naturally with this hormonal imbalance. The good news is that many women with PCOD go on to have healthy and normal pregnancies. Understanding what’s happening inside your body, following the necessary…
Every pregnant woman undergoes multiple scans at different stages of pregnancy. These scans are recommended to track the baby’s growth and identify complications, such as birth defects, early in the pregnancy. Additional ultrasounds may be needed if the gynecologist in Airoli needs a closer look at the baby. Level 3 is one such scan that’s…
Vaginal bleeding or spotting in the first trimester (the first three months of pregnancy) is quite common. In many cases, spotting in the first trimester doesn’t indicate a serious concern. In fact, 20-30% of women experience bleeding in early pregnancy and go on to have a healthy pregnancy and delivery. That said, vaginal bleeding during…