MBBS, DGO, MRCOG
Dr. Indira Vijayakrishnan is a consultant Ob/Gyn at Amar Maternity and Fertility Centre in Attingal, Kerala with over 10 years of experience. She is in charge of the Amar Centre for Advanced Reproduction.方面的专家obstetric sonology, Dr. Vijayakrishnan is also trained in fetal echocardiography and deals with high-risk pregnancies and antenatal care. In addition to being a member of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, London, she has trained in gynaec laparoscopic surgeries at theKiel University, GermanyShe is an expert hysteroscopic surgeon and has done technically difficult hysteroscopic surgeries with no complications.
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It is advised to have sex after a C-section only four to six weeks after childbirth. Although C-sections do not cause any vaginal trauma, it is major abdominal surgery, and women need some time to recover from it and for the incision to heal. It also takes around six weeks for the cervix to close after delivery. Moreover, many women experience vaginal dryness, low sexual drive, and fatigue for a few weeks, causing them to prefer a delay in sexual activity after childbirth. That said, every woman is different: some need more time to resume intimate activity, while others may require a shorter period. Most importantly, listen to your body and your doctor’s advice before resuming any intense activities. Read on to learn when sex is safe after C-section, why sex may be painful, and other helpful tips regarding sex after a C-section. [mj-toc] When To Have Sex After C-Section? It is recommended not to have vaginal intercourse until after...
Wellbutrin is a brand name for the generic antidepressant drug Bupropion. This drug may also be prescribed for smoking cessation (under the brand name Zyban). Wellbutrin modulates the function of certain natural substances in the brain ([simple_tooltip text="neurotransmitters" tooltip="Chemical messengers in the brain that send signals throughout the body to carry out its vital functions" ]) to help people with major depressive disorder (MDD) (1). So can you take Wellbutrin while pregnant? This post explains the safety aspects of Wellbutrin (Bupropion) During Pregnancy, possible side effects, and the precautions to follow before taking this medicine. [mj-toc] Is Wellbutrin Safe During Pregnancy? [caption id="attachment_887797" align="alignnone" width="720"] Image: Shutterstock[/caption] The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) lists Wellbutrin under pregnancy category C ([simple_tooltip text="fetal toxicity" tooltip="Possible adverse effects of a substance or a factor on the developing fetus during pregnancy" ] was shown in animal reproduction studies, whereas there are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women). FDA advises, “Wellbutrin should...
Pregnancy can make you cautious of even the simplest things that you would otherwise do regularly. An example of such activity is dyeing your hair. Many women may become wary of dyeing their hair since they may have concerns about the hair dye’s chemicals affecting the developing fetus. Can you dye your hair while pregnant, and will it affect your fetus? Read this post to know the safety, precautions, and tips for dyeing hair during pregnancy. [mj-toc] Is It Safe To Dye Your Hair During Pregnancy? Yes, it is usually safe to dye your hair during pregnancy. Experts say that the chemicals in hair dyes (both temporary and permanent) are absorbed in small quantities by the scalp unless there is an abscess or burn on the scalp (1). The compounds absorbed are unlikely to make it to the placenta in significant amounts (2). Therefore, dyeing your hair is quite unlikely to have any harmful effects on your fetus. What Are...
