A Healthy Pregnancy for Women With Diabetes

A Healthy Pregnancy for Women With Diabetes

What is diabetes mellitus? Diabetes mellitus (also called “diabetes”) is caused by a problem with insulin. Insulin moves glucose out of the blood and into the body’s cells where it can be turned into energy .Pregnancy health care professionals often call diabetes that...
Back Pain During Pregnancy

Back Pain During Pregnancy

Is back pain normal during pregnancy? Backache is one of the most common pregnancy problems, especially in the later months. The pain usually goes away after the baby is born. But for many women, back pain lingers for months after giving birth. What causes back pain...
Car Safety for Pregnant Women, Babies, and Children

Car Safety for Pregnant Women, Babies, and Children

Why is it important to wear a seat belt when I travel during pregnancy? Although your fetus is protected inside your body, you should wear a lap and shoulder belt every time you travel while you are pregnant for the best protection—even in the final weeks of...
Bleeding During Pregnancy

Bleeding During Pregnancy

Does bleeding during pregnancy always mean that there is a problem? Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy has many causes. Some are serious, whereas others are not. Bleeding can occur early or later in pregnancy. Bleeding in early pregnancy is common. In many cases, it...
Selecting the best gynecologist for you

Selecting the best gynecologist for you

All Doctors and Gynaecologists are good. They have completed more than 10 yrs of training, toil and hard work to be eligible practice gynecology. However like in every field, some are more skilled and some are less. Rest assured you will be in safe...
Gynecologist at every stage of a women’s life

Gynecologist at every stage of a women’s life

Adolescent age (13-18 yrs) The adolescent should start visiting a gynecologist from the age of 13 to 15 years. Building up a relationship with the doctor enables a girl or woman to be more comfortable asking questions about menstruation, sexuality, and so...