MENSURATION DISORDERS IN TEENAGE
Menstruation (a period) is a major stage of puberty in girls. It’s one of the many physical signs that a girl is turning into a woman.
Teenagers also suffer gynecological problems just like older women but they tend to get overlooked or not taken seriously by some.
Adolescence is the time when there is a sudden change in the body and numerous questions emerge in the minds of the teenagers. Firstly they are not able to cope with the changes and secondly the changes bring along problems with them. The most difficult issues are related to menses, in young girls. Physical changes during puberty can easily make adolescents feel awkward and unsure of themselves.
Important Notification for Fellowship Program – Assisted Reproductive Techniques
I’m so pleased to inform you all that Shrikhande Hospital and Research Center is being recognized by the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences MUHS Nashik for a 1 year fellowship in Assisted Reproductive Technique.
This important Admission Notification was sent across by the MUHS regarding the admission process. All candidates who are looking to apply for the Assisted Reproductive Techniques – Fellowship – at the Shrikhande Hospital and Research center are requested to please go thru this document very carefully.
Click Here -> Assisted Reproductive Technique – Fellowship Program – Admission Notification
I hope you all take the time out to read this notice from the MUHS team and we’re looking forward to seeing you at the fellowship.
Secondary Infertility and What You Need To Know About It
Secondary Infertility: Easy Ways to Make the Journey More Sensible
Most couples have a mental portrait of their ideal family, and it can be devastating if they realise themselves unable to make that happen. Infertility is heart breaking and stressful, regardless of whether you have a kid or not. Rather being a parent adds a multifaceted layer of complexity. For an example, they are immersed in the world of kids, so it’s difficult to stay away from the kids and pregnant bellies which keep reminding you what you are missing. Furthermore couples with secondary infertility don’t get much sympathy, so they end up feeling as if they don’t have a privilege to be sad; in fact, they are regularly advised to appreciate the child they have. In some cases, parents even feel guilty for not able to give their child a sibling.
How to Resolve Your Breastfeeding Delimmas
This Breastfeeding Week, Resolve All Your Breastfeeding Dilemmas As A Lactating Mother
Breast milk is the first source of nutrition for a new born that not only provides the baby the nutrients that promote growth but also protects him or her from a variety of diseases. This is why the first week of August is promoted by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as the World Breastfeeding Week, an occasion to spread awareness regarding the benefits of breastfeeding. This initiative that began in 1992 is aimed at addressing the common queries and concerns of lactating mothers and to educate them regarding the essential things to know about breastfeeding. Addressing the questions of breastfeeding mothers is extremely important for ensuring the well-being of the child. Therefore, here are the answers to some of the most commonly raised questions pertaining to breastfeeding that can help new mothers in making better decisions for themselves and their babies.
IVF is no longer a taboo subject: Shed the tag of infertile with medical consultation
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a medical process whereby an egg obtained from a female ovary is fused with a male sperm manually. It is usually carried out in vitro which is fertilization outside a human body, in this case, a culture dish. It can only be performed in laboratories equipped for such a procedures. The combined reproductive cells are monitored throughout the development period, and the resulting embryo is then introduced into the uterus. This is one of the successful methods deployed to help families or individuals struggling to conceive due to infertility problems.
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