Do you change your tampon for every few hours or so, because it is soaked in blood during menstruation? The clots and spotting between periods been bothering you? Is your bleeding’s still going strong for more than 7 days? Then, it is highly possible that you are suffering from Menorrhagia which can be treated successfully. Heavy Menstrual Bleeding: Abnormally heavy and prolonged bleeding during the menstruation is one of the most common gynaec problems encountered by women worldwide. When the bleeding becomes unnaturally severe, it may negatively impact the quality of life by significantly affecting social, work and personal life of women. Medically, this condition is called Menorrhagia. What is Menorrhagia? On average, the menstruation lasts for 4-7 days during which a woman loses around 30-40 ml of blood. Menorrhagia is a condition where the regular menstruation bleeding is abnormally long for more than 7 days or heavy, passing out copious amounts of blood (80 ml) in each cycle. Women diagnosed with Menorr →
Endometriosis is a condition where the ‘Endometrium’, the tissue that lines the walls of the uterus grows outside the uterus. The ‘Endometrium’ is a vital lining of the uterus that acts as a cradle for the embryos during implantation. It is the most important part of a female reproductive system that is responsible for menstruation, pregnancy, and development of the embryo. But the displacement of this Endometrium i.e. the growth of this Endometrium in other areas of the body can result in a painful disorder called Endometriosis. But here’s why Endometriosis is such a painful disorder: Though it looks like a tissues displacement, Endometriosis is the cause of a lot of pain and has a serious effect on the reproductive health of women. To completely understand the condition let us go back to its basic function: During a normal menstrual cycle, a woman’s body produces hormones that thicken this endometrium so as to receive the fertilized egg after copulation. If the egg is not fertilized, the uterus sheds the endometrial lining which along with vaginal secretions, cervical mucus and unfertilized egg form the menstrual blood that is pushed out for every period. So, what happens when the Endometrium grows outside the uterus? →
Premenstrual Problem is a condition that affects a women’s emotion, physical health, and behavior during that days of the menstrual cycle, basically just before her menses. It is a very common condition. Because its symptoms affect up to 85 percent of menstruating women. This problem is eliminated by proper treatment. Dr. Neelima gives the best Premenstrual problem Treatment Mumbai. She is the best Doctor for Menstrual problems. Basically, Premenstrual syndromes start five to eleven days before menstruation and typically go away once menstruation begins. There are many researchers believe that it related to a change in box sex hormone and serotonin level at the beginning of the menstrual cycle. The cause of this problem seems to be related to the fluctuating levels of hormones, including estrogen and progesterone that occur in preparation for menstruation. There are many symptoms and severity of symptoms varies from woman to woman. In additions, the severity of the symptoms can vary from each month. In this common symptoms are bloating, weight gain, aggression, headache, backache, mood swings and depression. There is up to 85% of menstruating women experience some of these symptoms during their periods. There are several factors that may be contributing to the conditions li →