Pelvic Organ Prolapse: Signs, Stages & Treatment Options in India Pelvic organ prolapse is much more prevalent than women think, and it is one of the least discussed conditions. In all my years in practice, I’ve seen a lot of women who are continually taking their pain in silence, believing it is part of ageing...
The condition of vaginismus is one of the most underdiagnosed and undertreated in the women’s health sector in India. I have read through many books and talked to many women over the years who were silently suffering for months (and sometimes years), feeling that something was “wrong” with them. Don’t worry, vaginismus isn’t a failure...
Talking about the problem is difficult for many women, particularly one that is as awkward as a lack of ability to start urination. However, urinary hesitancy in women is not to be taken lightly. However, “just stress” or “it will pass” is a phrase I’ve heard in my clinical practice very few times. In most...
While most women know when to visit a gynecologist, many are still unaware of what a urogynecologist does and when they should see one. This may result in misdiagnosis or under-treatment of urinary leakage, bladder prolapse, and other pelvic floor disorders. It is essential to understand the difference between a urologist and a gynecologist so you...
Many women simply shrug it off and walk away with the comment, ‘My periods are just light. However, in my practice, I’ve noted that the seemingly small change can be a sign of a deeper issue. If something is not quite right with the periods, this is a condition that is usually overlooked but is...
In my clinic, I’ve seen two or three women say the same thing to me every week: “Doctor, my periods finish, but the brown spotting just continues.” Some of them have been living like this for two, three, or five years. They have changed their sanitary pads many times; they have stopped wearing white clothes,...
Feeling a burning sensation or discomfort during urination can be both alarming and painful. Dysuria is a condition more frequently seen in women, largely due to their distinct hormonal fluctuations and anatomical structure. In this guide, we will dive into the causes of dysuria, highlight key symptoms, explore treatment options, and share preventive measures every...
As the number of Cesarean section (C-section) deliveries continues to rise around the globe, a less well-known but increasingly diagnosed complication known as isthmocele is also becoming more prevalent. Often called a cesarean scar defect, uterine niche, or uterine diverticulum, isthmocele can significantly affect a woman’s reproductive health and overall quality of life. In this blog...
Passing urine is usually a natural and effortless process. But when you feel like you need to urinate and still can’t start, or the urine comes out in a stop-start manner, it can be quite uncomfortable. This problem is known as urinary hesitancy or intermittent urination. Though often overlooked, it can affect your daily routine...