The painful menstruation is common for many women. One should get some rest, warm up and use a heating pad to reduce the pain. However, if the pain is extreme or bleeding is severe, you are advised to see a gynecologist for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
 

Yes, it is possible to get pregnant with a ventral hernia. In that sense, it is important to see a general surgeon to discuss the extent of the hernia along with its severity before planning pregnancy. The surgeon may advise the patient to get surgery before pregnancy based on the size and position of the hernia, or closely monitor her during the pregnancy.

Unexpected weight gain and abnormal menstrual cycles can be indicators of hidden pathogenesis, including hormone disturbance or polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). A full evaluation and adequate treatment should be obtained from a gynecologist. 





 

BASED ON YOUR LAST PERIOD, you may be around 6-8 WEEKS PREGNANT.. However, ONLY AN ULTRASOUND can give you the exact DUE DATE.. It's important to SCHEDULE your FIRST PRENATAL APPOINTMENT with a HEALTHCARE PROVIDER and start TAKING PRENATAL VITAMINS.. AVOID SMOKING, ALCOHOL, and harmful MEDICATIONS.. LISTEN TO YOUR BODY, rest when needed, and MAINTAIN A HEALTHY DIET.... CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PREGNANCY!!