by Dr Neelima Mantri | Jul 16, 2021 | Blog, Infertility Treatment
For a woman to get pregnant, the sperm needs to meet the egg. But what if the tube known as the fallopian tube, which helps in carrying the woman’s egg to her uterus, is blocked? That is when the problem of getting pregnant arises because the process of fertilization will not take place. That is when a fallopian tube recanalization is needed.
What are the fallopian tubes?
Every month, a woman’s ovary releases an egg that travels down to the uterus where, if the egg meets the sperm and is fertilized, a baby will grow. This egg travels from the ovary to the uterus with the help of tubes known as the fallopian tubes. The sperm travels to the egg with the help of the fallopian tubes. These tubes play a very important role in the fertility of every woman.
What is fallopian tube recanalization?
Since the traveling of eggs is done with the help of the fallopian tubes every month, any kind of blockage in these tubes will lead to a very hard time getting pregnant. The chances of getting pregnant would come down to 0% altogether.
Causes for the blockage of a woman’s fallopian tubes can be a build-up of debris that is unwanted or scarring from surgery or a serious infection. That is when a woman needs to go to a doctor for a fallopian tube recanalization (FTR). It is a nonsurgical procedure that helps in clearing any kind of blockage in the fallopian tubes which plays a major role in the pregnancy of a woman.
What is the procedure?
The procedure does not take a lot of time and might be wrapped up within half an hour. The half an hour of the procedure includes getting the equipment ready, cleaning the patient’s skin, and unblocking the tubes. It is done under sterile conditions to avoid any kind of infection from getting developed. The procedure does not require needles or cuts. The steps are:
> A speculum is placed into the vagina and a catheter is passed into the uterus through the cervix.
> Then a liquid contrast agent is injected into the uterus with the help of the catheter.
> The doctor will then carefully examine the uterine cavity with the help of an X-ray camera.
> They will take out a picture of the patient’s uterus and fallopian tube.
> They will then determine if there is any kind of blockage in the fallopian tubes and if the blockage is only one or both of the tubes.
> The doctor will then insert a smaller catheter through the first catheter which was bigger, into the fallopian tubes. With the help of this, all the blockage will be cleared away.
Conclusion
If anybody living in Mumbai is looking for an Infertility Specialist In Mumbai, they need to get in touch with Dr Neelima Mantri as soon as possible, as she is currently the best Female infertility doctor in Mumbai. Dr Neelima Mantri helps her patients out with the best treatments and solutions.
by Dr Neelima Mantri | Jul 16, 2021 | Blog, Female Gynaecologist
It is common for women nowadays to experience an overactive bladder which might be a huge problem for them. They might be suffering from symptoms of stress urinary incontinence and if a person needs a permanent solution to this problem of theirs, they might opt to go for sling surgery for bladder problems. Keep reading to know what it is and what the procedures are.
What is sling surgery?
Sling surgery is quite a common surgery that doctors perform on patients who might be suffering from a urinary stress inconsistency. It is also known as a urethral sling surgery and a mid-urethral sling surgery. A person can easily come to know that they are suffering from it if little actions like coughing, lifting something, laughing, or sneezing puts pressure on their bladder which makes them pee a little bit.
In this surgery, a sling is placed around the urethra of a woman which helps in lifting it back to its normal position. This helps in removing the pressure on it while doing any activity and this in return, stops the unwanted pee after every action. The sling is like a hammock that supports the urethra which helps in preventing leaks.
The sling which is used in the surgery can be made out of muscle, ligament, or tendon tissue taken from the woman’s body or it might be made up of a synthetic material like plastic which can easily be compatible with the tissues of the body. It can also be made up of absorbable polymer that might disintegrate after some time.
What is the procedure of sling surgery?
Various types of surgeries can be used on patients but a good doctor will be able to suggest the best sling surgery based on various factors. However, the sling procedure is more or less the same for every type. A doctor will use the required material to create a kind of hammock or sling. This will be created under the tube that helps in carrying urine from a person’s bladder. Or, the doctor might create it in the area of the muscle which is thickened where the urethra is connected to the bladder.
The sling acts like a hammock and it supports the urethra and helps in keeping it closed which prevents a person from peeing a little after coughing, sneezing, laughing, or lifting anything. However, before going for any surgery, every person needs to know the risks and results of the surgery elaborately from the surgeon who will be performing the surgery on them for their benefit.
Conclusion
So this is how a sling surgery is performed. A professional and experienced surgeon is needed for this so if a person living in Mumbai needs sling surgery, they are advised to contact Dr Neelima Mantri who is currently the best female Gynaecologist in Mumbai. She is the best doctor who can perform this surgery. Consult professionals today to avail more information about this topic.
by Dr Neelima Mantri | Jul 16, 2021 | Blog, Pregnancy Tips
Feeling anxious and tensed is common for first-time moms as the due date approaches. “It’s absolutely fine to be nervous. Please do now that it’s natural and knowing what comes your way and being prepared for it will not only help you ease your nerves but also smoothens your whole experience”, says Dr Neelima Mantri leading gynaecologist who has helped hundreds of women with successful normal delivery in Mumbai.
But how does a woman get to know what exactly is coming her way and how does she prepare for it? This blog is our answer. Here we discuss the final trimester and give you handy delivery tips from Dr Neelima Mantri that can help pregnant women better prepare for labour. Read on:
Prepare your body: Normal delivery requires strength to help you endure and exercises are the best way to develop your strength and stamina as you prepare for your labour. This doesn’t mean you will have to lift weights and perform aerobics, you will just have to perform simple exercises within your capacity. Look up for antenatal exercises, pregnancy yoga, and pelvic floor exercises, simple walking during this period to improve your pelvic strength and general mobility. As every woman’s condition is different we advise your contact your gynaecologist for exercise suggestion based on your current condition.
De-stress – Relax & Meditate: We know how antsy you can end up in the final trimester with all the anticipations. It’s common for you to be restless and this is why you need to actively practise meditation to relax and refresh. We recommend you practice breathing exercises to control pain and calm your nerves. In fact for women aiming for normal delivery in Mumbai, at our clinic we strongly recommend the pregnant women to continue breathing exercise and medication to the due date to help them improve their comfort levels as the labour arrives.
Reach out to Gynaecologist and empower yourself with the right information: As the delivery date approaches you to hear many anecdotes both good and bad which can fuel your imaginations that foster your fears and raise doubts.
Please understand that everybody is different so is every pregnancy journey and this is why it is highly important to empower yourself with the right information about labour and pregnancy in general right from your gynaecologist. This way you get authentic information about your health status, your options, pros and cons of every option available, exercise you need to adopt, care you must take at every step of your journey for successful normally delivery. Knowing the right information improves your confidence and also help you make the right decision.
Over time we have come across many cases who follow misinformation half-information, which are rampantly given to pregnant women. We advise you to contact an expert gynaecologist in Mumbai who can assist you at every step in your process.
If you are looking for a normal delivery doctor in Mumbai who can be your able support system and help you successfully make through this pregnancy journey, you can mail Dr Neelima Mantri here: info@drneelimamantri.com
by Dr Neelima Mantri | Jun 9, 2021 | Blog, Female Gynaecologist
Diarrhea is nothing good to write home about, no matter when you are visited by this nasty condition. Diarrhea can strike anytime but managing it can be even tougher especially during pregnancy.
However if it’s any consolation, Diarrhoea is common among pregnant women and most women have successfully combatted the condition. At our clinic in Mumbai, gynaecologist Dr Neelima Mantri has successfully treated hundreds of diarrhea in pregnancy cases and all we can say is with the right guidance and treatment diarrhea is easy to manage and come out of it unscathed.
If you are pregnant and are still wary about Diarrhea, the first thing you can do is to improve your awareness about the condition – know the causes, remedies and treatment options beforehand. And this blog will help you know them, read on:
Diarrhea & Its Symptoms:
First things first, if you happen to experience 4 or more loose bowel movements in a day, it can be considered as a case of Diarrhea. Most common symptoms are obviously loose and watery stools, nausea, feeling bloated or gassy, cramping and sometimes fever.
Causes of Diarrhea in Pregnancy:
Given you are already carrying your child in your belly, as they grow the space inside is limited and the intestine, oesophagus and stomach have to make do with limited space which may impact the function increases the risk of gastrointestinal issues. Add this to the hormonal changes, diet sensitivities, prenatal vitamins, and the risk of diarrhea increases gradually.
The occurrence of Diarrhea is much more common as a pregnant woman approaches her due date, as the body gradually prepares itself or labour. The third trimester is when most women are likely to get visited by diarrhea, according to a leading lady gynaecologist in Mumbai, Dr Neelima Mantri.
However, Diarrhea in early pregnancy is also quite common as the body goes through many changes – hormonal and anatomical and even dietary. That said, apart from pregnancy changes, viral infections, irritable bowel syndromes, and food poisoning are also some of the causes of Diarrhea.
Remedies and Treatment for Diarrhea in Pregnancy:
As said, you need not worry. Diarrhea in pregnancy as in most cases clears put without the need for additional medications. In case you are unable to reach your physician for consultation, we recommend you to give it some time and stay hydrated while avoiding problematic foods like fried and spicy foods, high0fiber, high fat and dairy products. However, in few cases, new medications may also result in Diarrhea, in such cases you need to consult your physician or gynaecologist to seek advice.
In case of diarrhoea has not subsided for more than 2 days, you may be at risk of severe dehydration which can cause pregnancy complications. So we recommend you consult an expert gynaecologist in Mumbai at the first instance of diarrhea to ward off these risks. If you live in Mumbai and are looking for a lady gynaecologist in Mumbai, you can contact Dr Neelima Mantri here Call: +9170451 15577
by Dr Neelima Mantri | Jun 9, 2021 | Blog, Laparoscopic Surgery
Hysterectomy is the surgery of removing a woman’s uterus. It may also include the removal of other organs which surround the uterus.
Various factors may lead to hysterectomy surgery. It includes:
- > Cancer in the uterus or other surrounding organs.
- > The abnormal bleeding in the vagina.
- > Fibroids, the tumors which develop inside the uterus.
- > Infection in the uterus and its surrounding organs.
Types of hysterectomy:
Depending on the removal of the partial or total uterus, there are three different types of hysterectomy:
1. Partial hysterectomy:
In partial hysterectomy, the surgeon only removes the uterus, but the cervix remains intact. However, keeping the cervix retained increases the chance of cervical cancer. It is why this hysterectomy is not generally performed.
2. Total hysterectomy:
In a total hysterectomy, the surgeon removes the whole uterus, including the cervix, from the woman’s body. Since the cervix is removed too in total hysterectomy, there is no chance of cervical cancer. It is why it’s preferred over partial hysterectomy.
3. Radical hysterectomy:
In a radical hysterectomy, the surgeon removes the uterus along with fallopian tubes, cervix, and one or both ovaries from the woman’s body. A hormone replacement therapy is required if both the ovaries get removed in radical hysterectomy. Radical hysterectomy is performed when all the methods fail to treat cancer of the reproductive organs.
Different procedures of performing the hysterectomy surgery:
The surgeons adopt different procedures to perform the hysterectomy surgery. It depends on the kind of disease and the overall health of the patient.
Here are the different procedures of hysterectomy used by the surgeons:
1. Laparoscopic hysterectomy surgery:
Laparoscopic hysterectomy surgery is the preferred procedure to remove the uterus and other surrounding reproductive organs. It is also known as keyhole surgery. In this procedure, a tiny tube, called the laparoscope, having a small camera, is inserted through the small cut made in the abdomen.
The small camera allows the surgeons to see the internal organs. Once they see the uterus, they cut it into small pieces with the help of their instruments. In this way, the uterus gets removed from the woman’s body.
2. Abdominal hysterectomy surgery:
An abdominal hysterectomy procedure is followed by the surgeons when the patient suffers from a pelvic tumor, and it’s not possible to remove it through the vagina. In this procedure, the incision is made on the tummy to remove the womb.
3. Vaginal hysterectomy surgery:
In a vaginal hysterectomy, an incision is made on the top of the vagina. The surgical instruments are inserted inside the vagina to remove the womb and cervix from the woman’s body. Vaginal hysterectomy is preferred over abdominal hysterectomy because it completes in a short time, and the recovery rate is also fast.
Before the hysterectomy, the patient must ensure that he is in good health and can cope with the surgery. It reduces the risks and increases the recovery rate.
Dr Neelima Mantri is the best laparoscopic surgeon. She has received her training in laparoscopic hysterectomy from South Korea. Visit Dr Neelima Mantri to get the best treatment in hysterectomy Mumbai.
