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Today’s women are more educated, becoming independent, and career-oriented. This is one of the major reasons that pregnancy after 35 years is common especially in Metro cities. However for women [...]

Periods are like a battle for a woman with her own body. Women often experience different emotions and at times, deal with symptoms. Some might feel absolutely normal and some might go through [...]

If you’re over 35 and attempting to conceive, you’ve probably heard that it’s more difficult. Many women, on the other hand, wait until their 30s or later to become pregnant and [...]

When you’re pregnant, you can expect to gain weight as the baby grows. How much weight you’ll gain depends on a variety of factors, including your pre-pregnancy weight and diet. Most [...]

Maternal obesity refers to obesity during pregnancy, that is BMI > 30. It is becoming one of the most commonly occurring high risk factors in current obstetric practice. The prevalence of [...]

It is recommended that all women that are considering becoming pregnant visit their doctor for a pre-pregnancy healthcare check-up.  Otherwise, women should contact their doctor’s as soon as they [...]

Many women experience some bleeding in early pregnancy. About 1 in 5 recognised pregnancies end in miscarriage. Most are caused by a one-off fault in the genes. Always tell your doctor if you [...]

If you haven’t already discovered, there is a lot of information that the Internet, books and family and friends are eager to share with you about pregnancy. It can be overwhelming, to say the [...]

Laparoscopy in gynecology (gynaecological laparoscopy) is a less invasive procedure than open surgery. The process is seeing within the pelvic area with a laparoscope (a long, thin tube with a [...]

Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive within one year of unprotected regular intercourse. Men and women have infertility resulting from tubal infections, ovulation disorders, [...]