Question 1

Can Primolut N really help in preponing periods? I came across some doctors on Practo saying it can't be done, and I'm a bit worried about any possible side effects. Could you shed some light on this?

Accepted Answer

-Primolut-N can be used to postpone periods, but it's generally not recommended to prepone them as it can disrupt your menstrual cycle. Its important to consult with your doctor before using it, as overuse or incorrect use may have side effects like ho

Question 2

Can medicine help clear a tubal blockage or is surgery like laparoscopy the only option? I'm really worried and would appreciate some advice on what might work best for my situation

Accepted Answer

There are no specific medications to treat fallopian tube blockages directly. However, if the blockage is caused by an infection, antibiotics or other treatments may be prescribed to address the underlying cause. Medication may also be used alongside surgical or assisted reproductive treatments.

Question 3

I recently found out I have HSV1, but I tested negative for HSV2. I think my partner also has HSV1 and not HSV2. If he performs oral sex on me when he's not having an outbreak, is there a chance I'd end up with HSV2 genital herpes, or would it just be HSV1 genital herpes?

Accepted Answer

Since you and your partner both have HSV-1, the risk of transmitting HSV-1 to your genitals through oral sex is present, but you will not contract HSV-2; if infected, you may develop genital herpes caused by HSV-1, which tends to be less severe and less likely to recur compared to HSV-2.

I'm six months pregnant and my doctor has prescribed me Pan 40 tablets. I'm really worried if it's safe to take them during pregnancy. If not, what other options do I have?

Visit your Physician for evaluation and appropriate management

More Obstetrics & Gynaecology Health Queries

Can Primolut N really help in preponing periods? I came across some doctors on Practo saying it can't be done, and I'm a bit worried about any possible side effects. Could you shed some light on this?

Can medicine help clear a tubal blockage or is surgery like laparoscopy the only option? I'm really worried and would appreciate some advice on what might work best for my situation

I recently found out I have HSV1, but I tested negative for HSV2. I think my partner also has HSV1 and not HSV2. If he performs oral sex on me when he's not having an outbreak, is there a chance I'd end up with HSV2 genital herpes, or would it just be HSV1 genital herpes?

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