Medically Reviewed by Dr. Reshma Krishna Priya, MBBS, DNB (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), Fellowship in Fetal Medicine Women with PCOS can find that weight loss is more trouble than it’s worth. While many women eat well and work out, they often find that weight...
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Reshma Krishna Priya, MBBS, DNB (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), Fellowship in Fetal Medicine Somebody’s probably already told you PCOS will make it harder to have a baby. Maybe an aunt, maybe a search result at 1 a.m. that scared you...
There isn’t one answer here. A premature baby’s time in the neonatal care unit can run from a few days to several months, and gestational age at birth is what drives most of that gap. Discharge tends to land somewhere close to the baby’s original due...
Getting the ovaries to release a mature egg is usually the first goal in PCOS infertility treatment, and letrozole is what most doctors turn to first for exactly that. It works by nudging hormone signals just enough to bring ovulation back, cycle after cycle, in women...
Breastfeeding after cesarean birth builds on the same three basics as any delivery, just adjusted for recovery. Getting skin-to-skin contact going early, sometimes even before that first proper feed, sets the pattern in motion. If a latch isn’t happening yet,...
Two babies, one body doing the work. That’s really why a twin pregnancy gets filed as high-risk, the odds of complications go up for both mother and babies compared to carrying one. Some of the early tells, sharper nausea, weight climbing faster than expected, a...
