HELLP syndrome is a serious and rare pregnancy complication. It is usually considered a variant of preeclampsia and can affect the liver, blood cells, and overall pregnancy health. Because it can progress quickly, early recognition and timely care are very important. Dr. Kanika Thakral provides guidance for HELLP syndrome symptoms, pregnancy complications, and High-Risk Pregnancy […]
Placental Abruption is a serious pregnancy complication where the placenta separates from the uterine wall before delivery. This condition can affect oxygen and nutrient supply to the baby and may require urgent medical attention. It is important to understand the signs early because timely care can help reduce risks for both mother and baby. Dr. […]
Not Ovulating but still having periods can feel confusing. Many women think that bleeding every month always means ovulation is happening. However, that is not always true. Sometimes, a woman may bleed without releasing an egg. This is called an anovulatory cycle. The bleeding may look like a period, but the ovary may not have […]
Pregnancy After Miscarriage can bring mixed emotions. Many women feel hope, fear, anxiety, and confusion at the same time. This is completely understandable because a previous loss can make the next pregnancy feel emotionally sensitive. A miscarriage does not always mean that future pregnancy will be difficult. Many women go on to have a healthy […]
CVS Test in Pregnancy is a prenatal diagnostic test. It is done to check selected genetic or chromosomal concerns in the baby during early pregnancy. CVS stands for chorionic villus sampling. Many parents feel worried when CVS is advised. This is natural. However, the test is not suggested in every pregnancy. It is usually discussed […]
Amniocentesis Test is a prenatal diagnostic test done during pregnancy. It helps check certain genetic, chromosomal, infection-related, or fetal health concerns when screening tests or ultrasound findings need more clarity. Many parents feel worried when this test is advised. However, the test is not suggested randomly. It is usually discussed when there is a specific […]
Rubella IgG Test before pregnancy is an important test for women who are planning to conceive. It helps check whether your body already has protection against rubella infection. This is important because rubella during pregnancy can create risks for the developing baby. Many women do not know their rubella immunity status. Some may have received […]
Thalassemia in Pregnancy needs proper testing, counselling, and regular monitoring. Thalassemia is an inherited blood condition that can affect hemoglobin, the part of red blood cells that carries oxygen in the body. If a pregnant woman is a carrier or has thalassemia, pregnancy care should be planned carefully. Many women discover thalassemia trait only during […]
TORCH Infections are a group of infections that can affect pregnancy and newborn health. The word TORCH usually includes toxoplasmosis, other infections, rubella, cytomegalovirus, and herpes-related infections. These infections are important because some of them can pass from mother to baby during pregnancy, delivery, or around birth. In some cases, they may affect fetal growth, […]
Perimenopause Symptoms can start around the age of 40 in some women. This phase happens before menopause. During this time, hormone levels slowly change, and periods may become irregular. Many women feel confused because the symptoms may look like stress, thyroid issues, weakness, lifestyle changes, or normal aging. However, if periods, sleep, mood, body heat, […]










