Q: I'm a bit worried because my husband and I have the same blood group and we're also closely related. We got married and now I'm wondering if this could have any impact on getting pregnant. Can this affect our pregnancy in any way?

Get pre marital genetic screenings done

Q: My wife is about 8 weeks into her pregnancy, and her gynecologist has prescribed Strone 200 for vaginal use. The thing is, shes having a tough time inserting the soft gel vaginally. We're wondering if she could take it orally instead? Or maybe there'...

Strone 200, a natural micronized progesterone, is typically administered vaginally, but if your wife experiences difficulties, consult her gynecologist about alternative options, such as oral progesterone supplements like Duphaston (dydrogesterone) or Naturogest (micronized progesterone), but do not switch or take any medication without consulting

Q: I'm an expecting mom and I'm really hoping to have a healthy baby. I've been trying my best to eat nutritious foods and drink plenty of healthy juices. I'm curious if there's any truth to the idea that you can follow a special diet during pregnancy t...

There is no such specific diet,as you are on healthy diet your baby will be healthy don't worry

Question 1

I'm curious about whether PCOS could be causing my periods to be so light. I used to have normal bleeding for about five days, but now its only lasting two. What could be causing this change?

Accepted Answer

Yes, PCOS can cause scanty periods. Reduced estrogen levels, thinning of the uterine lining, and increased androgen levels can contribute to lighter, shorter periods.

Other possible causes include:

- Hormonal imbalance
- Ovulation issues
- Insulin resistance
- Stress
- Weight changes

Question 2

I'm trying to understand my recent Total BhCG quantitative report after our first IUI attempt. It says 1.2 mIUmL, and I'm a bit confused about what this means. We've been trying to conceive naturally for four years now, so this is all quite new to me...

Accepted Answer

Total B-hCG quantitative report of <1.2 mIUmL indicates a negative result for pregnancy. The level of hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in the blood is typically detectable in early pregnancy, with levels rising as the pregnancy progresses. A level of <1.2 mIUmL suggests that there is no detectable hCG in your blood, indicating that the IUI procedure did not result in pregnancy this time.

Question 3

I'm a bit worried because my husband and I have the same blood group and we're also closely related. We got married and now I'm wondering if this could have any impact on getting pregnant. Can this affect our pregnancy in any way?

Accepted Answer

Get pre marital genetic screenings done

Question 4

I'm a month pregnant and I took a period tablet recently. Can that cause an abortion or will it make my period start again? I'm really anxious and need to understand what might happen.

Accepted Answer

consult gynaecologist

Question 5

My wife is about 8 weeks into her pregnancy, and her gynecologist has prescribed Strone 200 for vaginal use. The thing is, shes having a tough time inserting the soft gel vaginally. We're wondering if she could take it orally instead? Or maybe there'...

Accepted Answer

Strone 200, a natural micronized progesterone, is typically administered vaginally, but if your wife experiences difficulties, consult her gynecologist about alternative options, such as oral progesterone supplements like Duphaston (dydrogesterone) or Naturogest (micronized progesterone), but do not switch or take any medication without consulting

Question 6

I'm an expecting mom and I'm really hoping to have a healthy baby. I've been trying my best to eat nutritious foods and drink plenty of healthy juices. I'm curious if there's any truth to the idea that you can follow a special diet during pregnancy t...

Accepted Answer

There is no such specific diet,as you are on healthy diet your baby will be healthy don't worry

I'm curious about whether PCOS could be causing my periods to be so light. I used to have normal bleeding for about five days, but now its only lasting two. What could be causing this change?

I'm curious about whether PCOS could be causing my periods to be so light. I used to have normal bleeding for about five days, but now its only lasting two. What could be causing this change?

Related Questions

I'm trying to understand my recent Total BhCG quantitative report after our first IUI attempt. It says 1.2 mIUmL, and I'm a bit confused about what this means. We've been trying to conceive naturally for four years now, so this is all quite new to me...

I'm a bit worried because my husband and I have the same blood group and we're also closely related. We got married and now I'm wondering if this could have any impact on getting pregnant. Can this affect our pregnancy in any way?

I'm a month pregnant and I took a period tablet recently. Can that cause an abortion or will it make my period start again? I'm really anxious and need to understand what might happen.

My wife is about 8 weeks into her pregnancy, and her gynecologist has prescribed Strone 200 for vaginal use. The thing is, shes having a tough time inserting the soft gel vaginally. We're wondering if she could take it orally instead? Or maybe there'...

I'm an expecting mom and I'm really hoping to have a healthy baby. I've been trying my best to eat nutritious foods and drink plenty of healthy juices. I'm curious if there's any truth to the idea that you can follow a special diet during pregnancy t...

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