Deen Hospital - Maternity Care

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16/06/2026

🤰 Severe right-sided abdominal pain during pregnancy Could it be appendicitis?

In this insightful discussion, Dr. Noushad Banu speaks with Dr. Ahila Muthu Selvi, MS, DGO (Professor of General Surgery) about diagnosing and managing acute appendicitis during pregnancy.

A patient at 20 weeks pregnancy presents with severe right iliac fossa pain. If scans rule out ovarian cysts, could appendicitis be the cause?

👩‍⚕️ Key points discussed:
✅ Right sided abdominal pain in pregnancy can indicate acute appendicitis
✅ Diagnosis can be made using Ultrasound or MRI
✅ CT scans are generally avoided during pregnancy
✅ If appendicitis is confirmed, surgery can be performed safely
✅ Laparoscopic appendectomy is usually preferred
✅ If required, open appendectomy can also be done
✅ Emergency surgery for appendicitis is considered safe in any trimester when medically necessary

Early diagnosis and timely treatment can help protect both mother and baby.

📍 Deen Hospital – Women & Fertility Centre
Mangadu, Chennai – 600122

📞 Book Consultation: +91 99415 30893

Many women silently live with symptoms, believing they are “normal” or something they simply have to tolerate. But your ...
16/06/2026

Many women silently live with symptoms, believing they are “normal” or something they simply have to tolerate. But your body often gives early warning signs that deserve attention. 💙

⚠️ Pelvic pain
⚠️ Constant fatigue
⚠️ Heavy menstrual bleeding
⚠️ Ongoing discomfort

These symptoms can affect your quality of life and may sometimes indicate an underlying gynecological condition that needs evaluation.

✨ Early consultation can lead to early diagnosis, better treatment options, and improved overall well being.

Your health is not a luxury it’s a priority. Don’t wait until symptoms become severe. Listen to your body and seek care when something doesn’t feel right.

📞 Book your consultation today and take the first step toward better health.

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16/06/2026

Can pregnant women safely undergo dental X-rays?

Many expecting mothers avoid dental checkups due to concerns about X-rays and radiation exposure. However, when necessary, dental X-rays can be performed safely during the second trimester using proper protective measures such as lead aprons and thyroid collars.

Delaying treatment for dental infections or severe tooth pain may create bigger problems than getting timely dental care. Regular dental checkups are an important part of a healthy pregnancy.

📍 Deen Hospital – Women & Fertility Centre
📞 +91 99415 30893

15/06/2026

What is Unani Medicine?

According to Unani medicine, health is all about balance.

When the body’s natural balance is maintained, we stay healthy. When that balance is disturbed, disease develops. The goal of Unani treatment is to restore that balance and help the body heal naturally.

In this reel, Dr. Mohammed Afshan (B.U.M.S.) explains the four main approaches in Unani treatment:

✅ Diet & Lifestyle Modifications
✅ Herbal & Medicinal Therapy
✅ Regimental Therapies
✅ Surgical Procedures (when required)

One of the most widely known regimental therapies is Hijama (Cupping Therapy).

Hijama includes:
🔹 Dry Cupping
🔹 Wet Cupping
🔹 Fire Cupping

These therapies work by improving circulation, relieving muscle tension, and supporting the body’s natural healing processes.

🌱 Potential benefits may include:
✔️ Relief from muscle and joint pain
✔️ Reduced body stiffness
✔️ Support for migraine and sinus-related discomfort
✔️ Stress relief and relaxation
✔️ Support for hormonal balance and detoxification

Treatment is always individualized based on the patient’s condition and is often combined with appropriate medicines, dietary guidance, and lifestyle changes.

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📞 +91 99415 30893

14/06/2026

NT Scan in Pregnancy – Why Is It Important?

One of the most important scans during early pregnancy is the NT (Nuchal Translucency) Scan.

This scan helps assess the baby’s development and can provide important information about the risk of certain chromosomal and genetic conditions.

🔹 Especially important if:
• Mom is 35 years or older
• There is a family history of genetic conditions
• Previous pregnancy had chromosomal abnormalities
• Your doctor recommends additional screening

But here’s something many parents don’t know 👇

✅ NT Scan is not just for high risk pregnancies.
It is recommended for all pregnant women as part of routine antenatal care.

Early screening helps parents and doctors make informed decisions and plan the best possible care for the baby.

🤍 Pregnancy is a journey of love, care, and awareness. Don’t skip the scans that matter.

📞 Book your consultation today.
📍 Deen Hospital – Women & Fertility Centre, Mangadu, Chennai

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13/06/2026

💡 Ovarian Cyst During Pregnancy? Don’t Panic.

Many women are surprised when an early pregnancy scan shows an ovarian cyst. The word “cyst” itself can sound frightening, but in most cases, there’s no need to worry.

An ovarian cyst is simply a fluid filled sac on the o***y. During early pregnancy scans, these cysts are commonly detected and most of them disappear on their own over time.

✔️ Most ovarian cysts regress naturally
✔️ Regular monitoring and follow up scans are usually enough
✔️ Treatment is needed only if the cyst grows significantly, causes severe pain, or twists (torsion)

The key is not to ignore follow up appointments but there’s no need to panic either.

A scan finding doesn’t always mean a serious problem. Proper monitoring helps ensure both mother and baby remain healthy throughout pregnancy. 🤍

📍 Deen Hospital – Women & Fertility Centre, Mangadu, Chennai
📞 +91 99415 30893

12/06/2026

Cord Blood Collection – Should You Consider It?

Many parents hear about cord blood banking during pregnancy but aren’t sure what it actually means.

After your baby is born, the umbilical cord is clamped and cut, and your baby is handed over for routine care. The blood that remains in the umbilical cord and placenta can then be collected. This blood contains valuable stem cells that may be preserved for future medical use.

Who may benefit from cord blood banking?

✔️ Families with a history of blood cancers
✔️ Blood disorders or bone marrow diseases
✔️ Certain hereditary conditions
✔️ An older sibling affected by specific medical conditions

These stem cells may potentially be used in treatments for certain diseases in the future.

However, cord blood collection is not something that every family must do routinely. It is usually considered when there are specific medical indications or relevant family history.

There are costs involved for collection and storage, and the storage duration can be discussed directly with the cord blood bank.

Every pregnancy journey is unique. Understanding your options helps you make informed decisions for your family’s future. 💙

📍 Deen Hospital – Women & Fertility Centre, Mangadu, Chennai
📞 +91 99415 30893

12/06/2026

Pregnant and bitten by a dog? Don’t panic. Act fast.

A dog bite during pregnancy can be frightening, but the most important thing is to take the right steps immediately.

✅ Wash the bite thoroughly under running water
✅ Use soap and clean the wound continuously for at least 15 minutes
✅ Seek medical attention without delay
✅ Get the recommended rabies vaccination

Many mothers worry about taking vaccines during pregnancy. The good news is that rabies vaccination is considered safe during pregnancy and should not be delayed when medically indicated.

In this reel, our doctor explains the immediate first aid steps and why timely treatment is important for the safety of both mother and baby.

Remember: when it comes to dog bites, quick action can save lives.

📍 Deen Hospital – Women & Fertility Centre, Mangadu, Chennai
📞 +91 99415 30893

11/06/2026

Can a tooth be extracted during pregnancy?

Many expecting mothers worry about dental treatments during pregnancy. But did you know that untreated dental infections can also affect both mother and baby?

In this informative conversation, Dr. Noushad and Dr. Anandhi, General Dental Surgeon, discuss common concerns about dental care during pregnancy.

🎥 In this reel, you’ll learn:
✔️ Whether antibiotics and pain relievers are safe during pregnancy
✔️ Why dental checkups are important for pregnant women
✔️ How oral infections can impact pregnancy
✔️ When tooth extraction can be safely performed
✔️ Why the second trimester is usually the preferred time for dental procedures

Pregnancy doesn’t mean you should ignore dental pain. Early treatment and regular dental care can help ensure a healthier pregnancy for both mother and baby.

💙 Healthy pregnancy starts with complete healthcare—including oral health.

📍 Deen Hospital – Women & Fertility Centre, Mangadu, Chennai
📞 +91 99415 30893

PCOS is more than just irregular periods. Many women think PCOS only affects their menstrual cycle, but its impact often...
11/06/2026

PCOS is more than just irregular periods.

Many women think PCOS only affects their menstrual cycle, but its impact often goes much deeper.

PCOS can influence:
✨ Skin health – acne, excess oil, and breakouts
✨ Sleep quality – fatigue and disturbed sleep
✨ Weight management – hormonal changes can make it more challenging
✨ Emotional well being mood swings, anxiety, and low self-esteem

Understanding the bigger picture is the first step toward better management and long-term health.

💖 PCOS is not just a reproductive health condition it affects your overall well-being. With the right guidance, lifestyle changes, and medical support, you can take control of your health journey.

📍 Deen Hospital – Women & Fertility Centre, Mangadu, Chennai
📞 +91 99415 30893

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