Woman's and Men's Health Blogs

  Gynecological problems are a major part of the sector of  women's health  and affect millions of the population in the world. These conditions should be managed properly with care and timely intervention to ensure women's health and quality of life. One cross-sectional study reported that 15% of Indian adolescent girls had one or the other gynecological morbidity. A study found that 15% of women aged 45-59 reported experiencing some form of gynecological morbidity (GM), such as mood swings, vaginal bleeding, or uterus prolapse. However, only 41% of these women sought treatment, indicating a substantial gap in healthcare utilization in India. This detailed guide closely examines the practical strategies women can take in their lives to have a good life free of common gynecological issues.  We'll also discuss how to find the best gynecologist in Delhi. But first, let’s understand the importance of gynecological health and the preventative measures you can take to ens...

Even though the thyroid gland is located in your neck, it still has a significant impact on your reproductive health. As an important part of the endocrine system, over activeness or under-activeness of the thyroid gland can lead to period irregularities. So, the short answer is yes, thyroid disease affects your periods. However, there’s more to it than meets the eye. How does the thyroid affect your periods? And what can you do if your thyroid is affecting your menstrual cycle? Let’s answer all those questions and more in this deep dive on  hypothyroidism and periods .   How Does Thyroid Affect Periods? The thyroid gland is connected to the ovaries in the female body. The   thyroid hormon e  indirectly interacts and works with the sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG). The SHBG hormone works to transport sex hormones throughout the body through blood. If you have thyroid disease, the functionality of the SHBG hormone is affected indirectly, which leads to period irreg...