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01/10/2026

Trying a menstrual cup for the first time can take a little practice.

Choosing the right size, releasing the seal before removal and cleaning it properly can make the experience safer and more comfortable.

Take your time and find what works for your body.







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28/09/2026

The Copper T is placed inside the uterus by a gynaecologist.

When positioned correctly, it remains there and does not travel through the body. It is also hormone-free and uses copper to help prevent pregnancy.

Consult your gynaecologist to understand whether it is suitable for you.







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25/09/2026

As age increases, both fertility and egg quality can gradually decline, especially after the mid-30s.

Changes in egg quality can make conception take longer and may also increase the risk of miscarriage.

An AMH test can help give an idea about ovarian reserve and egg quantity, but it does not directly measure egg quality.

If you’re planning a pregnancy, discussing your age, fertility goals, and testing options with your gynaecologist can help you plan better.







(egg quality and age, fertility after 30, fertility after 35, AMH test, ovarian reserve, female fertility, pregnancy planning, women’s health)

19/09/2026

Preterm labour can begin before 37 weeks, and recognising the signs early matters.

Regular contractions, leaking fluid, vaginal bleeding or persistent pelvic pressure should not be ignored.

Seek medical attention promptly for proper evaluation.







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17/09/2026

Yeast infection matte matte aagta ideya?

Yeast infection usually happens when Candida fungus overgrows. It can’t always be completely prevented, but a few everyday habits may help reduce the risk.

Keep the intimate area clean with plain water and dry it properly. Avoid scented soaps, intimate washes and vaginal cleansing products, as they can disturb the natural vaginal environment.

And if you notice thick white discharge, itching or burning, don’t assume it’s always a yeast infection and self-medicate. Similar symptoms can have different causes.

If the symptoms keep coming back, speak to your gynecologist to identify the cause and get the right treatment.







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Ganpati Bappa Morya! 🙏A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful team for celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi with so much love and...
14/09/2026

Ganpati Bappa Morya! 🙏

A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful team for celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi with so much love and enthusiasm, even in our absence. 🌸

Your initiative and effort truly mean a lot to us. So grateful for each one of you! 🙏

May Lord Ganesha bless every new beginning with health, happiness and hope. 💫Happy Ganesh Chaturthi!
14/09/2026

May Lord Ganesha bless every new beginning with health, happiness and hope. 💫

Happy Ganesh Chaturthi!





12/09/2026

Why are there so many scans during pregnancy? Because each one checks something different. 🤰

A dating scan helps confirm how far along the pregnancy is, the anomaly scan looks at your baby’s development, and a growth scan checks how your baby is growing later in pregnancy.

Regular scans help your doctor understand how the pregnancy is progressing at each stage.

10/09/2026

Postpartum bleeding is a normal part of recovery after childbirth, but knowing how it typically changes can help you understand what to expect.

During the first few days, bleeding may be bright red and heavier. Over the first week, it usually starts becoming lighter and may change to pink or brown.

A sudden increase in bleeding, foul smell, or anything that feels concerning should be evaluated by your doctor.

Save this as a simple reminder for your postpartum recovery. 🤍







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