Arogya Medical Centre

30/07/2022

Gynecological myths you shouldn’t believe
#4 Regular visits to a gynaecologist are not necessary.

Many women believe they should only see a gynaecologist when they are pregnant or experiencing any issues with their reproductive system. But there are times when you are unable to determine whether your body is experiencing any problems or not. You should be aware that many gynaecological problems can arise without any apparent symptoms and that only a gynaecologist can spot their warning indications. In order to lead a healthy life, it is necessary to routinely visit your gynaecologist and get a pelvic checkup.

29/07/2022

We at Arogya Medical Center understand the benefits and significance of cost-effective oral rehydration salts in preventing dehydration. On this ORS Day, we suggest that you keep ORS on hand so that you and your child can both drink it in times of illness and dehydration. This will prevent you from vomiting, diarrhoea, and becoming dehydrated.

28/07/2022

Gynecological myths you shouldn’t believe
#3 STDs always show symptoms

There is a popular belief that s*xually transmitted diseases always have significant symptoms and that it is easy to identify an infected person. You may not even realise you have an STD since the symptoms are so subtle or there are none at all. Symptoms can appear within a few days or weeks, but they can also develop months or even years later. That is why it is critical to use condoms during s*x and to have STD testing done on a regular basis.

26/07/2022

Gynecological myths you shouldn’t believe
#2 Missed periods mean pregnancy

Missed or late periods are commonly considered as an indication of pregnancy. However, there are a number of non-pregnancy-related causes for missed or delayed periods; the most common ones are stress, weight gain, weight loss, thyroid problems, PCOD, and hormonal birth control. Although sedentary lifestyle conditions and eating habits may be the cause of your irregular period cycle, you should consult a gynaecologist if you have missed or delayed periods, fewer than 6-7 cycles per year, or an unusually extended period cycle.

19/07/2022

Gynecological myths you shouldn’t believe
#1 You can’t get pregnant during your period

There is a common misconception that you cannot become pregnant when you are on your period.The likelihood of getting pregnant is possible if you plan to have s*x while on your period. Any s***m that enters your body has the potential to be viable both throughout and after your period, at which point getting pregnant is definitely a possibility. However, if this fertile period occurs earlier, it may coincide with your periods, allowing you to become pregnant.

10/07/2022

May allah answer all our prayers and bless us with immense happiness, prosperity, and success on this holy occasion of bakrid.

07/07/2022

Many of us are unaware of the adverse effects of the sun's rays on our skin and eyes. This month, Arogya Medical Centre intends to raise public awareness of the impact of UV and UVB radiation on our bodies. Make sure to wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and clothing that protects you from the sun whenever you step outside.

06/07/2022

06/07/2022

There are various absurd myths and misconceptions regarding gynaecology and the female reproductive system. These falsehoods could be detrimental to your health and increase your risk of developing certain illnesses. In the following post, you will learn about certain myths about gynaecology that you should never believe.

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