Can you conceive naturally with uterine fibroids?
Uterine fibroids, also called leiomyoma or myoma of the uterus, are the most common form of non-cancerous uterine growths. They can be really small or rather big. Although uterine fibroids...
Do you need OBGYN checkups when you are not trying to get pregnant?
Many women associate obstetricians/gynecologists with prenatal care and checkups. You may be wondering whether you should still go for regular OBGYN checkups if you are not trying to get pregnant...
Sex after having a baby: do men feel a difference?
Some couples feel uncomfortable with making love during pregnancy, but having sex after having a baby is a different beast altogether. It is no wonder that women are anxious about...
Postpartum recovery: how long will it take?
Childbirth is often compared to running a marathon. Not only does giving birth and going through labor require strength and endurance, your muscles (and other parts of your body) will...
Pregnant with endometriosis - what to expect?
Endometriosis the overgrowth of the uterine lining in other pelvic organs is not an uncommon cause of infertility. While it can be hard to conceive naturally with endometriosis, some women...
Menopause symptoms
The menopause doesn't actually technically begin until you have not had a menstrual period for 12 months. But the premenopausal stage, which can drag on for a fair bit, does...
Know more about vaginal skin tags
What is there to know about the skin tags?Skin tags are actually the non-malignant protuberant formations which tend to appear on the surface of the skin and foreskin. In fact...
What PCOS patients need to know about weight loss and pregnancy
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is a major cause of infertility, and a PCOS patient's weight is one of the prime concerns. Often, losing weight is the ticket to inducing ovulation for...
What do you need to know about postpartum bleeding (lochia)?
Not having a menstrual period for nine months is one of those "side effects" of pregnancy that nearly every expectant mother will be grateful for. Unfortunately, your body will make...
Obese and pregnant: how to limit weight gain?
Most doctors recommend that women gain between 25 and 35 pounds during their pregnancy. This will include the weight of the baby, its placenta, an increased volume of blood and...