Several cancer treatments have side effects that can make it harder to have a baby, but there are options available to preserve fertility for cancer patients. But, cancer treatments such as radiation and medical therapies can affect fertility, or the ability to conceive. Want to...
It’s not surprising for women in their 20s to 40s to seek treatment for heavy periods and pelvic pain from conditions such as endometriosis or fibroids. When women are considering becoming pregnant, many will avoid seeking treatment as they are scared that surgery could result...
Doctors focus on keeping you healthy and treating you when you get sick. They know your history and can ensure you get the right cancer screenings at the right time. If more people required preventive care, we could reduce the occurrence of many major diseases....
While treatments for many types of cancer can affect your fertility, three gynecologic cancers can have the greatest risk: cervical, endometrial, and ovarian. But, there are treatment options for each that may save your fertility. Here's find out how cancer treatment can affect your ability...
Vaginal bleeding at the time of pregnancy can be really terrifying. But, there is nothing to worry about as bleeding is quite normal during the first trimester. It is required to take measures in case of an imminent miscarriage or something that demands urgent treatment....
Coronavirus is spreading rapidly to everyone worldwide and people of all ages can be infected by this virus. Many pregnant women have expressed most concerns about the impact of Covid-19 on their health and baby health. Here in this blog, Dr. Usha M Kumar, the...
Do you have endometriosis? If yes, it could affect your fertility future. Endometriosis is one of the leading causes of a female. Approx. 40% of women with endometriosis experience infertility when they’re ready to conceive. Best gynecology doctor in Delhi, Dr. Usha M Kumar spotlight...
Normal menopause, the end of ovulation, occurs around age 51 for women. Your doctor will determine you’ve reached menopause once you have not had a period for 12 consecutive months. In most cases, women will have had mild to moderate menopause symptoms somewhere from their...
Many of you think that you know about menopause, but the truth is that most women are not aware or unclear about how long the process actually is, how you can start experiencing symptoms before periods stop. The actual confirmation that a woman has reached...
Dr. Usha M Kumar – Being the top gynaecologist in India she does what she does because she loves women, she loves babies, and she loves keeping women as healthy as possible. We know that visiting the gynecologist can be embarrassing for many women, especially...
