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The uterus is where the woman’s power center for being life giving, nourishing, protecting and sustaining. The uterus is an […]

Since the beginning of time, labor and childbirth have always been associated with pain. While pain tolerance levels or pain thresholds are subjective aspects, there are many discussions doing the rounds about experiencing the overwhelmingly beautiful childbirth process painlessly.

A hysterectomy is a safe surgical procedure with minimal risk when performed by experts. The procedure is often advised in cases like endometriosis, pelvic support problems, gynecological cancer, abnormal uterine bleeding or for chronic pelvic pain. A partial hysterectomy is when only the uterus is removed.

Pregnancy in the most usual cases is quite a positive experience and it is one that should continue smoothly without encountering much challenges. But in some unusual cases, say in about 20 to 30 percent of them a pregnancy could be termed as high-risk. A high-risk pregnancy is one where there could be complications, sometimes even life-threatening for both the mother and the baby

At least 1 in 10 women are living with endometriosis. Women with endometriosis often experience a variety of symptoms like heavy periods, extreme pelvic pain, pain during intercourse, back pain. While in some cases they may not even be aware that they have the condition until they have trouble conceiving.

Bringing forth a baby into this world is an extremely special phenomenon for every mother. Hospitals and labor rooms could be intimidating and scary to many. If it was up to them a majority of the mothers would love to have their baby in the comfort and safety of their own homes. It is this very concept that brought into being birthing centres and birthing suites.

Especially in the current times, infertility is something that affects more couples than we can imagine and most of them suffer in silence owing to the taboo surrounding the subject in India. The current fertility rate for India in 2021 is 2.179 births per woman, which happens to be a 0.95% decline from 2020.

A woman’s body expels cells and fluids in the form a vaginal discharge during various phases of her life. Vaginal discharge is quite a common phenomenon in menstruating women and this can begin as early as when the first periods begin during adolescent years. A number of factors like menstrual cycle, pregnancy, hormones or infections can cause a difference in consistency or color of the vaginal discharge.