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Many women wait years longer than they should before seeing a gynecologist. This guide lists the symptoms, ages and life stages when a visit is worthwhile — and what to expect when you go.
A missed period with a negative test is usually not a mystery. Testing too early, stress, weight change, PCOS and thyroid problems explain most cases — here is how to tell them apart.
Mild cramping is common. Pain that needs strong painkillers, causes missed days or worsens each year is a symptom, not a personality trait — and it usually has a treatable cause.
'PCOD' usually refers to the ultrasound picture of many small follicles; PCOS is the hormonal syndrome that may accompany it. Knowing which you have changes what treatment you need.
Bleeding on schedule usually means ovulation is happening — but not always. Here is how anovulatory cycles occur, what they feel like, and how a gynecologist confirms ovulation.
About one in four pregnancies has some bleeding in the first trimester, and most continue normally. Here is what bleeding can mean at each stage — and why every episode should be reported the same day.
The healthiest pregnancies start before conception. Use this checklist — supplements, screening, vaccinations, medication review and lifestyle — in the three months before you begin trying.
An ovarian cyst on a scan report sounds alarming, but most are harmless follicles that resolve within weeks. Here are the symptoms to note, the types that matter, and the signs of an emergency.
Most women with fibroids have uncomplicated pregnancies. The size and position of the fibroid decide whether extra monitoring is needed — here is what to expect.
Around one in five pregnancies is labelled high risk. The label is a plan for closer monitoring, not a prediction. Here are the factors that lead to it and what care looks like.
The first twelve weeks are when the baby's organs form and when most pregnancy anxiety happens. Here is a practical list of what actually matters — and what you can stop worrying about.
Irregular periods are a symptom with a cause — and the cause is usually findable. Here are the ten most common reasons cycles go off track, and what treatment involves.
Articles are reviewed by Dr. Bhavya Rathore and updated periodically. They are general information, not individual medical advice — see the medical disclaimer.
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