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Women Development Cell-KJSCE (WDC-KJSCE) - Report on lecture on “PCOS/PCOD: Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome / Disease” by Dr Neelima Mantri
Women Development Cell-KJSCE (WDC-KJSCE)
Report on lecture on “PCOS/PCOD: Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome/ Disease”
Day and Date: Wednesday, 13th September 2017
Time: 3.15pm- 5.15pm
Venue: A-225
Speaker: Dr. Neelima Mantri , Gynecologist, Bombay Hospital
Prof. Jyoti Varavadekar Convener of WDC-KJSCE welcomed all. She briefed different activities conducted by WDC-KJSCE. Women healthcare is an important and sensitive issue to be considered in such activities. PCOS/PCOD is a leading disease observed commonly over a large span of women age group. So there is a need to educate all about this.
Dr. Neelima Mantri explained symptoms of this disease, causes and measures to be taken. PCOS/PCOD is a leading disease which is cause of obesity, menstrual irregularity, sub-fertility and infertility in women across the world.
Persistent acne, hair loss, unwanted facial hair and dark pigmentation of skin especially around the neck i.e. acanthosis nigricans, add to the woes of women with PCOS/PCOD.
Women suffering from (PCOS/PCOD) have multiple small cysts in their ovaries (the word poly means many). These cysts occur when the regular changes of a normal menstrual cycle are disrupted. The ovary is enlarged; and produces excessive amounts of androgen and estrogenic hormones. This excess, along with the absence of ovulation, may cause infertility, cardiac function, and appearance.
In time and correct diagnosis, medication can cure this. Dr. Neelima suggested proper lifestyle along with proper diet and regular exercise can avoid PCOD.
There was question-answer session for interactions with audience. Many members in the audience raised doubts and queries related to PCOD, Thyroid, and breast cancer.
Dr. Neelima answered all doubts and queries very nicely. The participants were very much happy for keeping such informative session on very sensitive health issue of women.
The session ended with vote of thanks by WDC member Prof. Mrs. Nandana Prabhu
Welcome to Dr. Neelima by WDC member Prof. Nandana Prabhu
Dr. Neelima Mantri delivering lecture on PCOS/PCOD
Audience
Token of appreciation to Dr. Neelima Mantri by WDC convener Prof. Jyoti Varavadekar
“Health Talk on Cancers in Females” – Women’s Day
On the occasion of International women’s day celebration. Dr Neelima Mantri, Obstetrician-Gynaecologist in Mumbai was invited for guest talk – “Health Talk on Cancers in Females”. The program was organised by
LIC of India, Vile Parle branch as a part of women’s day celebrations.
“Tips for Women” – An Interesting Article by Dr Neelima Mantri published in www.saamana.com
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Interesting Article named as “Tips for Women” Published on 21st November 2017 in Dainik Saamana – Daily Marathi Newspaper. Dr Neelima Mantri, Gynaecologist in Mumbai talks about the women problems and advices some healthy tips for women to follow for a healthy life. She has advised, urinary problems occur by stopping urine, so better not do habituate such habit. Also avoid urinating in places where there is insomnia, no water, and bad odor. It can be infectious. Pregnant women should take more care about this. Because they are infected immediately. Such infections are vulnerable and even baby in the womb gets infected.
Read More: http://www.saamana.com/tips-for-women/
THE RUB-ON RELIEF: PAINFUL FACTS - Interesting Article Published in Mumbai Mirror on 10th June 2017.
Mumbai based Gynaecologist, Dr Neelima Mantri advises “Pregnant women may use topical anti-inflammatory applications once in a while, but if used regularly these can cause cardiac problems for the fetus”.
Read More: http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31821&articlexml=THE-RUB-ON-RELIEF-PAINFUL-FACTS-10062017029016&Mode=1
