Daily Health Tips

Getting pregnant is the beginning of an incredible journey of motherhood for women. However, for some, this journey could be tough as they discover their pregnancy to be high-risk.Let’s understand the possible factors that may bring high pregnancy risks, and also know... Read More

Bones are made up of minerals such as calcium and phosphorus, which are present in certain amounts. The measurement of these bone minerals is called the bone density test. This test helps us to find out if the bone is normal in strength or osteoporotic. It can also pred... Read More

It is understandable that a lot of women experience the anxiety about the whole process of childbirth, especially revolving around labor pain. Some of them also go to the extent of looking for other manageable and comfortable childbirth options. One such delivery option... Read More

The pelvic floor in women houses the pelvic organs, namely, the uterus (womb), small bowel, urinary bladder (where urine is stored), rectum, and vagina. Pelvic floor holds these organs in the correct position, helps maintain bladder and bowel control, and facilitates se... Read More

Listening to good music or soft numbers during pregnancy is indeed very soothing to the mental and physical well-being of a would-be mommy and her baby! But, if you raise the pitch of the same music to high frequency, it can turn annoying and can even have a detrimental... Read More

Just like many other pregnancy-related health issues, back pain is also a very common problem expectant mothers face. The pain can be dull and bearable and can go away with some rest, or it may be really a bad ache which can make you struggle with your daily chores and ... Read More

Snoring is often a normal part of sleep and can affect anyone. But for many of us, this sleeping pattern may be the sign of a more serious health problem - Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). In OSA, the muscles that control breathing stop moving or the airway gets blocked. ... Read More

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women. Many factors contribute to the development of breast cancer. These include risk factors that are genetic, related to aging or being a woman, and others related to one’s lifestyle. Lifestyle factors include... Read More

We’ve all heard of the big signs that have always been associated with heart attacks like chest pain and shortness of breath. However, women are more likely than men to have heart attack symptoms unrelated to chest pain—like neck and shoulder discomfort, abdominal d... Read More

With the overshoot of cesarean deliveries by almost 5 to 10 times in the last 5 decades and considering the risks associated with surgery, the medical fraternity is promoting vaginal births after cesarean or VBAC. Yes! You read it right! Even if you had delivered your f... Read More

The thyroid gland is a 2-inch butterfly-shaped gland situated at the base of your neck that controls the way your body uses energy for day-to-day functions. Simple enough! But, do you know what changes take place in your body when the activity of this gland slows down a... Read More

When you are pregnant, you may hear many advices coming from your friends, family members, even strangers telling you what to eat and what not to eat! Though some of these warnings given are helpful, others may be just a wrong information.One of the most common advices ... Read More