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Dr. G Buvaneswari High Risk Pregnancy Care

Dr. G Buvaneswari

Infertility Specialist

29 years of experience

Gbr Fertility Centre And HospitalsChromepet, Chennai + 1 more

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Dr. Himabindu Vayyala High Risk Pregnancy Care

Dr. Himabindu Vayyala

Obstetrician

12 years of experience

Shree Maternity & Shyam Child Care CentreChromepet, Chennai

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Questions & Answers on "High Risk Pregnancy Care" (4934)

Answered on 10th June '24

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I want to ask that my mother has been surged due to cyst and I want to confirm that uterus has been out

Female | 35

If the uterus has been removed, it's called a hysterectomy. Symptoms of cysts can include pelvic pain or irregular periods. One of the conditions that can cause a hysterectomy is cysts on the ovaries. You can confirm the removal of the uterus by asking the surgeon who performed the procedure. The doctor's explanation will be thorough. Follow your doctor's instructions closely regarding post-surgery care.

Answered on 29th Oct '24

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Since 19th August I have been taking the contraceptive pill (brand Rigevidon) at the same time every day as close to 6pm. I experienced multiple diarrhoea cases in extreme liquid form on Monday 26th August in very early morning hours. This continued until night of Tuesday 27th August and as of today (28th August) my diarrhea is no longer as extreme liquid water from but still loose when I went. On Monday 26th August I took my pill at 6:15pm but soon had liquid diarrhea as mentioned. I had unprotected sex (pulled out 2 time) on 27th August (right after taking pill at 6pm exact) and had diarrhea shortly after intercourse and I am worried on effectiveness. I took emergency contraception within 24 hrs (Andalan postpil) but I had loose stool around 3 hours of taking and my BMI is 30.5. I then took my regular pill. Should I worry/ what to do?

Female | 22

Diarrhea certainly has the potential to disturb the working of your contraceptive pill. With diarrhea, the body may not completely take in the hormones of the pill, thus lowering its efficacy. This along with unprotected sex can definitely increase the chances of pregnancy. Having taken emergency contraception was a good move. Keep in mind that consistent pill use is important. If your loose stool still continuing, it would be a good idea to inform your gynecologist.

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