Question 1

After getting family planning surgery, how does it affect a woman's sex life? Can she still have multiple orgasms or does it change her ability to get aroused like before? Does it lower her libido or cause early menopause? Also, around what age do women usually hit menopause?

Accepted Answer

gynaecologist opinion is advised to the patient

Question 2

I'm 7 months pregnant and dealing with a dry cold and cough. Is it safe for me to take Asthakind DX syrup for this? I'm really worried and would appreciate your advice.

Accepted Answer

asthakind dx syrup contains mainly contains bromhexine and pheniramine. These can be taken safely in pregnancy. However it is always recommended not to take any tablets except for iron and folic acid during pregnancy. But if the cold and cough is severe then you can take it. However it is best to confirm with your obstetrician once before you take it. They might be start you on some antibiotics like azithromycin which are safe in pregnancy. for now you can take steam inhalation for temporary relief

Question 3

I've been trying to figure out what's going on. I had a miscarriage back in December 2014, and my doctor mentioned it was due to a viral infection with terms like cytomegalovirus and Rubella igG coming up, and something about HSV 12 igG too. After a TORCH profile test, my gyno told me to wait six months before trying again, but it's been eight months now, and I still can't get pregnant despite following all the doctor's instructions. I'm feeling pretty worried and wondering what steps I should take next. Any advice on what I might be missing?

Accepted Answer

Consider a follow-up appointment with your gynecologist to reassess your fertility and discuss further testing, such as ovulation tracking, semen analysis, and hormonal evaluations, to identify potential underlying causes for delayed conception; also, ask about additional blood tests to check for immunity to cytomegalovirus and other infections, and explore options like fertility supplements, lifestyle modifications, or fertility treatments like IUI or IVF.

I've been having irregular periods just this month, and my gynaecologist put me on Deviry 10mg twice a day for five days. I've taken only two doses so far and I'm noticing some light spotting. I'm a bit worried about whether this is normal and what I should do. Any advice would be really helpful.

consult gynecologist

More Obstetrics & Gynaecology Health Queries

After getting family planning surgery, how does it affect a woman's sex life? Can she still have multiple orgasms or does it change her ability to get aroused like before? Does it lower her libido or cause early menopause? Also, around what age do women usually hit menopause?

I'm 7 months pregnant and dealing with a dry cold and cough. Is it safe for me to take Asthakind DX syrup for this? I'm really worried and would appreciate your advice.

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