Gynecologyy

It's important to prioritize the health and safety first and so i recommend you to consult your gynec for your particular case. 

Checkup with your gynecologist. Get proper treatment started if you think it's a problem since long time.

Consult your doctor if youfeel you've been infected.. They can diagnose and treat anhy infections  and find the cause of it.

Fast heartbeats can have various causes, including hormonal changes, stress, or other conditions. Regarding your menstrual cycle and trying to conceive, it's normal for it to take some time to conceive. If your're concerned you can check with your gynec and confirm, they might as well advise you further.

I recommend you to consult a gynecologist who can evaluate your symptoms and advice you on it. Its necessary to find the cause of your pain.

Give yourself time to heal and avoid activities that worsen the pain. Over the counter pain relief like also can help but take only as if prescribed by a doctor. Apply cold compress to reduce swelling.

It's difficult to determine the exact cause without further info.. Stomach aches can have various causes which are unrelated factors like stress or dietary changes. If you're concerned about pregnancy then you may take a pregnancy test for confirmation.

Intermittent tricuspid regurgitation or TR) is sometimes found during prenatal screening tests like the NT scan. In many cases, it is considered a normal variant and may not pose significant health risks to the baby.

In this case you should go for second opinion of another experienced doctor. They can evaluate your case and then you can come to a conclusion.

Birth control methods are usually beneficial for those who want to prevent pregnancy or regulate their menstrual cycles. The choice of birth control depends on the individual health, lifestyle, and personal preferences.

Having some variation in cycle length from month to month is pretty normal, and it's also normal for cycles to range between 21 to 35 days. In your case having cycle lengths of 23 days and 28 days is within the normal range.. And pain and cramps during a 28-day cycle is quite normal which almost all women go through. If its really unbearable you can condult your doctor

At 46 years it is still possible to conceive and become pregnant, although fertility generally decreases as women get older. There could be various reasons for the missed menstrual cycles, like hormonal imbalances, perimenopause (the transitional phase before menopause), stress, certain medical conditions, or even pregnancy. 
Since you're trying to conceive, it's important to consider the possibility of pregnancy as well. I recommend that you take a pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy as the cause of the missed periods. If the test is negative and your menstrual cycles remain irregular or absent, it would be advisable to consult a gynecologist.

It is generally recommended to avoid consuming alcohol while breastfeeding, as alcohol can pass into breast milk and affect your baby. Even small amounts of alcohol can potentially be harmful to a nursing infant. When you consume alcohol, it enters your bloodstream, and some of it will be present in your breast milk. As a result, your baby will consume the alcohol when they breastfeed. Infants metabolize alcohol at a slower rate than adults, which means it can take longer for their bodies to eliminate it.

Alcohol consumption while breastfeeding can have several negative effects on your baby. And the safest approach for your baby's health is to abstain from alcohol while breastfeeding.

Taking emergency contraception i pill within the given timeframe reduces the risk of pregnancy, but it's not 100% effective. Withdrawal bleeding after taking the pill is a positive sign, but side effects like nausea and headache can occur. If the symptoms worsen she should see a doctor.

It is highly unlikely to get pregnant just nine days after conceiving on April 12. Brown spotting around the expected period date can have various causes unrelated to pregnancy, such as hormonal changes. However it's best to consult a your doctor for personalized evaluation and advice.