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Is a cystoscopy painful?
A cystoscopy is a technique that helps your physician inspect the bladder lining and the urinary tube (urethra).
When the cystoscope is placed and withdrawn from your urethra under a local anesthetic, you may experience a burning sensation and the need to pee. When water is pushed into your bladder to enlarge it, you may experience an unpleasant sense of fullness and an urge to pee.
What are the Signs of Unhealthy Sperm?
Unlock the expertise of Dr. Jay Mehta, Mumbai’s renowned IVF & fertility specialist, in our blog discussing signs of unhealthy sperm & their significance
7 Steps to getting pregnant with blocked fallopian tubes
Latest technologies are often embraced by couples who are facing fertility issues. They are always ready to pursue new inventions even if they have little hope for any positive outcome.
What happens in PCOD: Every woman needs to know
Did you know that 6 out of 10 women suffer from PCOD? Yes, that is true. A hormonal issue that affects the ovaries and ovulation has become a common health issue in women. It has symptoms like excess hair growth on the face and the body, irregular periods, male-pattern baldness, and so on.
Is urinary incontinence permanent?
Urinary incontinence, or the inability to control one’s bladder, can be embarrassing. This issue can range in intensity from occasional leaky pee to a sudden and strong need to urinate, causing you to pee before reaching the toilet.
How to Improve fertility with Endometriosis?
Pronounced as (En-Doe-me-tree-O-sis), it is a tissue disorder that can often be extremely painful. The uterus has a lining called the endometrium lining which thickens over time during the monthly cycle. People suffering from endometriosis, have the same tissue growing outside the lining of the endometrium.
Can Uterine Fibroids Cause No Period?
Fibroids are noncancerous growths that arise from the womb’s smooth muscle. Fibroids are rather prevalent, and they often go unnoticed. They are classified into distinct categories based on their size and location, and the symptoms they cause might vary.
What happens if fibroids go untreated?
Fibroids can be solitary or many at the same time. The majority of fibroids begin in the uterus’ muscular wall. Some lesions may form on the surface of the uterus or in the interior cavity as the uterus grows. Hemorrhage, necrosis, calcification, and cystic alterations are among secondary alterations that can occur in fibroids. After menopause, they tend to calcify.
Is Low Sperm Count Treatable?
A low sperm count is an issue related to male infertility that makes it difficult for your partner to get pregnant. You’ll be able to get an erection and will also ejaculate during orgasm but your sperm count will be low during ejaculation, which is less than 15 million sperm/ml. Low sperm count is also referred to as Oligospermia.