Is it possible to give natural birth after C-section? There are many moms who want to know the answer for this question.

The diagnosis of PCOD depends on three main factors. They are: 1. Clinical examinations and clinical features of the patients 2. Blood examinations 3. Ultrasound examinations PCOD patients usually exhibit Amenorrhea (No periods), Oligomenorrhea (Infrequent periods), Menorrhagia (Prolonged bleeding) or Dysmenorrhea (Severe cramps). Once patients show any of these symptoms they undergo pelvic examinations followed with visual inspections. Dr. Rashmi Chaudhary explains in detail the various ways in which PCOD/PCOS is diagnosed. For more information visit cloudninecare.com

"PCOD patients, they generally presents with irregular menstrual cycles. To understand what happens in a PCOS patients, we should understand what happens in a normal woman. in our brain there is a gland called the anterior pituitary gland which is situated in the base of the brain and the anterior lobe secretes LH and FSH hormones. These hormones they acts on the ovaries and they stimulate the formation of mature follicles and these maturing follicles, they release the estrogen and progesterone, which cause the ripening of the endometrium and its maturation. But in PCOS patients what happens is the LH levels of the hormones is very high in the beginning of the menstrual cycle and it is eve high that the follicle stimulating hormones. In a normal woman, the follicle stimulating hormones are very high in the beginning of the menstrual cycles. But in PCOS it is reverse, it I the LH hormones. Because of the high level of the testosterone, there is an irregular ripening of the endometrium, irregular shading and irregular maturation of the endometrium, which results in irregular menstrual cycle, intermenstrual bleeding as well as amenorrhoea and decreased menstrual flow"

Water breaking is a normal part of going into labor, but if it happens before your baby's ready to be born, the condition is called premature rupture of the membranes (PROM)

Fibroids are common and don’t pose a harm during pregnancy, they can sometimes cause difficulty and unease. It is hence best to get tested for Fibroids and get timely treatment, if detected.

Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy is a liver disorder that occurs in pregnant women. Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy usually becomes apparent in the third trimester of pregnancy.