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25/09/2026

Delivery - the only meaning for a gynaecologist 😩😂
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23/09/2026

True or False? Let’s clear up some common pregnancy and fertility myths. 👇

Can you get pregnant during your period? Yes, it is possible. The chances may be lower, but they are not zero.

Do irregular periods always mean infertility? No. Irregular periods can have different causes, and with the right diagnosis and treatment, many women with PCOS can conceive naturally or with medical support.

Can home remedies fix every hormonal imbalance? Not always. Mild symptoms may sometimes improve with lifestyle changes, but conditions such as PCOS or thyroid disorders may require proper medical evaluation and treatment.

And can you have a normal delivery after a previous C-section? In some cases, yes. This is called VBAC, or vaginal birth after caesarean. Whether it is suitable depends on individual medical factors and needs to be assessed by your doctor.

Save this for the next time you hear one of these myths. 🤍

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21/09/2026

A few minutes for screening today could protect your health for years to come. 🌸

Regular Pap smears, HPV vaccination and routine gynaecologist visits play an important role in cervical health and preventive women’s healthcare. Cervical cancer can often be prevented or detected early through appropriate vaccination and recommended screening.

Don’t wait for symptoms to start prioritising your health. Speak to your gynecologist about the right screening schedule for you. 💗

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18/09/2026

OT or labour room? C-section or normal delivery?

Meanwhile the baby’s just chilling in there like they have nowhere to be 😅

If you know, you know.

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16/09/2026

Nobody talks enough about what happens to the mother after delivery. 🤍

Once the baby is born, everyone asks, “How is the baby?” But very few people ask, “How is the mother?”

She is healing from childbirth, dealing with bleeding and body changes, adjusting to breastfeeding, losing sleep and trying to understand a completely new version of herself.

Postpartum depression and anxiety are also more common than many people realise. Feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, anxious or unlike yourself does not mean you are failing as a mother. These feelings are real, valid and deserve attention.

Sometimes these struggles are dismissed as “part of postpartum.” But you don’t have to suffer silently.

If you or someone you know is struggling after childbirth, please talk to a doctor and seek the support you need. Taking care of the mother is just as important as taking care of the baby.

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14/09/2026

PCOS can show up in ways that are easy to overlook.

Some of the common symptoms include:

- Irregular periods - cycles longer than 35 days or frequently skipped periods
- Weight gain - often around the abdomen, though this can vary
- Acne or persistent pimples
- Increased facial hair, especially around the chin
- Scalp hair thinning or increased hair fall

Having these symptoms does not necessarily mean you have PCOS. If you are noticing changes in your periods, skin, weight or hair, it is worth getting evaluated rather than trying to self-diagnose.

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09/09/2026

Small foods, big benefits during pregnancy. 🤰🌿

Nuts and dry fruits can be a nutritious addition to your pregnancy diet when included in the right quantity.

🌰 Almonds - a source of healthy fats, vitamin E and folate, supporting overall maternal and fetal health.

🥜 Walnuts - rich in omega-3 fatty acids and healthy fats that support your overall nutrition during pregnancy.

🌴 Dates - provide natural energy along with fibre and essential nutrients.

🍇 Dry grapes (raisins) - a good source of fibre and naturally occurring iron, making them a convenient addition to a balanced diet.

You don’t need an elaborate diet during pregnancy. A varied, balanced diet with the right nutrients can go a long way. 🤍

And remember, soaking almonds is a dietary preference, not a requirement. What matters most is your overall nutrition throughout pregnancy.

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07/09/2026

3 vessels. That’s what a normal umbilical cord has.

So when your anomaly scan report says “single umbilical artery,” your first reaction is fear. That’s natural. But before you spiral into worst-case scenarios, hear this out.

SUA means your cord has 2 vessels instead of 3. It’s one of the most common findings on anomaly scans. And in most cases? The baby is perfectly healthy.

Your doctor will keep a closer eye on growth and development. That’s the whole point of these scans. Not to scare you. To protect you.

Save this for someone who needed to hear it today.

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04/09/2026

"She's pregnant, not me. What do I do?"

A lot, actually. Start with these 5 things above

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