#Consultant Reproductive Medicine

[randomriddlee]

guys hear me out imagine house md veterinary hospital au in which:

house got kicked by a cow during his internship and his leg didn’t heal properly which made him use a cane

he was forced to switch to small animal practice, he still hates clients but his fluffy patients love him for some unknown reason

wilson specialises in equine medicine (wilson is basically a horse girl) and because their hospital doesn’t get much calls for horse consults he spends most of his time being annoyed by house

instead of being exposed to hiv cameron gets bit by a rabid 16 year old yorkshire terrier

a lady comes with an obese labrador and chase nearly gets rabid himself

the ducklings are responsible for restraining first and treating patients second

foreman is afraid of small dogs

chase makes fun of him but he’s terrified as well

cameron has four senior sick rescue cats which seem to be immortal

house is addicted to ketamine instead of vicodin

there’s at least one joke about chase’s interest in bdsm and getting bit

wilson always gets a new golden retriever when entering a new marriage, the dogs always stay with his ex-wives

house constantly remarks that he should change his motorcycle for a horse to wilson’s horror

stevie mcqueen was actually brought to the hospital by a rescue for lab animals, house adopted stevie after his treatment was finished

cuddy specialises in animal reproduction and house constantly tries to win the argument by bringing puppies to her office (she folds on occasion)

house nearly does a necropsy on a goat with anthrax

[demi-shoggoth]

2023 Reading Log pt 16

The last books I read in 2023, and the least books I've read in a year since starting to keep track. But 80 books is still nothing to sneeze at.

76. Pandemonium: A Visual History of Demonology by Ed Simon. This book rules; it’s up there for best books I’ve read in 2023. As the title suggests, the book is primarily concerned with high quality reproductions of art of demons and hell in the Western tradition, organized by era, with accompanying essays discussing the role played by demons in culture and what they symbolize in literature, religion and art. These build to a crescendo, as the last essays are about the modern era as an Age of Moloch, where destructive, unrelenting consumption is the rule of the elite, which articulates feelings that I have had as a demon-obsessed ex-Christian for some time. It also talks about the Cthulhu Mythos as a post-modern demonology, which probably pisses ST Joshi off something fierce, so I give it props for that as well.

76a. A Curious History of Vegetables by Wolf D. Storl. “Curious” is an excellent word to describe this book, as its author is a nut. We’re talking, “consults astrological charts for planting certain vegetables” nut. Although the cover calls him an “ethnobotanist”, Storl is clearly a crank of the highest order—the introduction includes ranting about how vegetables are full of deva spirits, but GMOs are possessed by rakshasas. I was willing to read along for quite a while with this as a book about the magical properties and beliefs about plants—I got about halfway. But by that point, the author’s continual paranoia about using drugs as medicine, claiming that every vegetable is a panacea, and obvious disdain for scientific curiosity or little things like “evidence” got to be too much for me. That’s not me elevating him into a strawman, BTW. He goes into a lengthy rant about “The Shoemaker and the Elves”, talking about how scientists destroy magic with their curiosity and thus ruin the world. Blech.

77. Most Delicious Poison by Noah Whiteman. I’m a sucker for books about poison, and this is a good one. I think I’d still recommend Plants that Kill above this, but this is an excellent follow-up for the reader. This book talks a lot more about the modes of action of particular chemicals, and how chemicals fall into families of molecules that often have related properties. The book is one of those part science/part memoir nonfiction books that seem to have grown in popularity. The author was inspired to write it in part by his father’s death from alcoholism. So definitely go into it with a trigger warning in mind.

77a. Sex in the World of Myth by David Leeming. Abandoned after the Greece/Rome chapter. I abandoned it partially because it lumped Greece and Rome together and talked about their views on sex and sexuality as if they were interchangeable and consistent through the thousands of years of their existences, partially because the author is a Freudian. Life is too short to read books by Freudians. The specific line that made me give up was when the author defined all pornography as violent and exploitative. Blanket statement.

78. Household Horror by Marc Olivier. This is a weird one, even by the standards of “scholarly analyses of horror movies”, in that it looks at the horror movies it covers from the perspective of inanimate objects within them. Sometimes literally—the author discusses The Exorcist through the lens of Regan’s bed being possessed before she is—and sometimes figuratively—what does the exact make and model of the typewriter, and the reams and reams of hand typed text, say about The Shining? It’s witty and engaging, and an interesting way to view and review movies that, for the most part, have received a lot of critical attention already.

79. Quackery: A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything by Lydia Kang and Nate Pedersen. This is a re-read; I bought this book shortly after it was released in 2017 and read it then. But, the podcast Behind the Bastards did an episode on radium quackery that used it as a source, and I was still stinging from having started and abandoned two crappy books in as many weeks, so I wanted something of a comfort read. Of course, my version of a “comfort read” involves gross medical malpractice and people poisoning themselves and others. I’m strange. The book is organized into chapters by subject (elements, animal products, vegetable poisons, etc), and is very well illustrated with vintage advertisements, engravings and photographs. There are more in-depth books about just about all of the topics covered here, but this is an excellent survey of the more shameful corners of medical history.

80. Words from Hell by Jess Zafarris. It’s a book on etymology! Namely, the etymology of profanity, slurs, sex, violence, drugs, crime, monsters… It’s a bit of a mixed bag in terms of theme, but is organized well within. A recurring topic is the hidden biases built into the English language, from “sinister” meaning “left-handed” to the classism built into words like “rascal” and “villain”. The author is good about discussing multiple hypotheses for word origins, and about when things are uncertain and unknown. And she’s a sex-positive WLW, which goes a long way towards giving me good feelings towards any book (an example joke: when discussing the shared root word of “vagina” and “vanilla”, she quips “no wonder they’re both so fun to lick”).

[froggy-1988]

Woman's reproductive rights uk

Below the line for those who are uncomfortable

When I was pregnant my consultant was an abortion specialist and she got very nervous finding out my husband was a a journalist because she'd been secretly recorded once by a woman pretending to want an abortion.

To see if she was following the law.

Which she was because the law in the UK is pretty simple.

The law in the UK is that women can only have abortions for health reasons.

Yet, it's an extremely rare circumstance for a woman to be turned down for an abortion - they have to literally state 'I didn't want a girl' or similar as sex based abortions are illigal.

Now, the reason it's rare is because health reasons in the UK law includes mental health of the mother and there is an understanding a woman who ends up having to go through pregnancy and birth when she is not prepared and does not want to is going to cause her anxiety and depression and this is enough of a health reason to qualify for an abortion, or be past the 24 weeks pregnant mark which with free healthcare and walk in clinics in the UK there are plenty of opportunities to determine - I don't think I've been to a dr's without having to take a pregnancy test in the last year.

When put on the news and asked if she thought she'd asked enough questions to determine if a woman had the right to an abortion under these laws my consultant said (not verbatim because my memory is not that good) 'Abortions are not an easy thing for the mind or body to deal with and I trust that every woman who comes to me has already thought about their situation and made their decision and has not woken up one morning and come into my clinic on a whim. They know their situation better than I do , so they are the best to judge."

That consultant later saved my life from a post-birth complication so I'm glad she was not hounded out of medicine - as she said, she respects women's choices but more than that she had a skill that can save lives.

[anyataylorjoys]

I still haven’t moved on from finding out today that there is a tiktok trend of people INGESTING BORAX.

I ended up going down this rabbit hole to find out where people are getting this information and immediately found this:

https://www.lybrate.com/topic/borax-benefits-and-side-effects

These are real doctors from India with masters who work in the states and such, I did a brief bg check on them. What the fuck? This is the only thing I could find that states borax has “health benefits”. But wait... in the fine print at the bottom:

I kept digging for more and found this article by the Jerusalem Post stating the possible origin of this trend. Dr. Rex E. Newnham has been cited by many tiktokers for having written several papers claiming that borax had health benefits but the research showing results is difficult to find. From these papers, a conspiracy has spawned and now people have become convinced Newnham was onto something and was blocked by big pharma so they could continue making billions.

Now here’s some information you mostly will find online when researching borax:

FUN FACT: Borax is actually banned in several countries because it has been suggested that it can cause cancer and multi-organ accumulation of poisoning. Kids have actually died playing with slime activated by borax. (src)

Studies conducted by NLM (National Library of Medicine) on people who consumed borax show “immune cell proliferation and sister chromatid exchange in human chromosomes”.. In other words: “Toxicity of borax may lead to cellular toxicity and genetic defect in human.” (src)

Here’s what I now know based on most research that can be pulled of borax:

-it is not boric acid, it is also NOT boron. boron is only one component of borax. -classified as a mild skin irritant and can even cause chemical burn -banned by FDA as a food additive. -can be used as a component in pesticides, flame retardant, enamel glazes, glass, ceramics, laundry detergent etc. -has potential to disrupt the reproductive system shown in studies of mice and hemorrhagic gastroenteritis in cattle. (src) -like anything else, bad for you in large quantities or in long-term use but this is actually classified as poisonous and there are more studies that show this than anything opposing. -just because it’s natural doesn’t mean it’s safe for consumption

Folks, if you have joint pain, look into MSM supplements or powder for more potency which is an anti-inflammatory agent that the FDA has recognized as generally safe for consumption under 4000 mg/day with little to no known side effects. You should consult with your doctor before taking any supplements realistically but for the love of god, do not consume borax.

[dr-sweta-gupta]

Your Guide to IVF Treatment at Noida's Premier Hospital

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Miscarriages in Gaza Have Increased 300% Under Israeli Bombing

**And these deaths aren't included in the running count of Palestinians killed**

At Al-Emirati Hospital in Rafah, a woman identified by Doctors Without Borders as Maha sought a delivery room as she began going into labor, but was denied: “All the delivery rooms were full,” an emergency coordinator working with the humanitarian group recounted in a news release published Wednesday. Maha “knew something wasn’t right,” and that she needed care. But without other options, she returned to her tent. Her newborn son died as she gave birth to him in the bathroom near her tent. “Without this war, she would not have lost her son,” the emergency coordinator wrote.

Shortly after Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip began in October, global health groups raised alarms that there was no longer anywhere safe for pregnant women to give birth. More than three months into the siege, conditions have only worsened, and pregnant and menstruating people are especially at risk. Health care workers report a 300% increase in the miscarriage rate among pregnant people in Gaza since Israel’s attacks began three months ago, Nour Beydoun, CARE’s regional advisor on protection and gender in emergencies, told Jezebel.

The lack of supplies due to Israel’s ongoing blockade has resulted in pregnant women struggling to carry healthy pregnancies; higher risk of infection and death after giving birth or having c-sections; increased infant mortality; and a range of other deadly sexual and reproductive health outcomes. Beydoun told Jezebel that CARE has heard about “significant weight loss” among pregnant women “due to the limited access to food, to proper nutrition,” resulting in “poor personal health and also in poor fetal and newborn health.”

Ammal Awadallah, executive director of the Palestinian Family Planning & Protection Association, told Jezebel that “all pregnant women are now at severe risk of delivering in unsafe conditions, being put in situations where they are giving birth in cars, tents, and shelters.” At health centers, pregnant women are only admitted “when fully dilated and are dismissed within a few hours after giving birth, due to the overcrowded facilities and extremely limited resources.” On top of all this, Beydoun said that many women must make the journey to hospitals or health centers—where they could still be turned away due to lack of capacity—on foot.

Due to limited resources, Awadallah says many c-sections and births “are being performed without basic medical supplies, or anesthesia and without any postnatal care.” Few are able to get or attend appointments with their doctors after giving birth, and many “have no option other than to stay in the overcrowded shelters.” As a result, a lot of “women are being dangerously exposed to infections,” the the risk of maternal mortality is high: “There’s now so much risk of hemorrhaging and infections without the right tools and medicines,” Beydoun said. And the many women forced to undergo emergency c-sections also face cesarean wound infections due to lack of clean medical tools for the procedure.

These conditions are similarly dangerous for newborns, who are “dying from a lack of sterile environment and specialized staff,” Beydoun said.

Of course, this is all assuming that pregnant women are able to be admitted into hospitals at all, where “priority is often not for women going into labor” and beds are rarely available for them, Awadallah said. The conditions at the Al-Emirati field hospital in Rafah demonstrate how overworked hospitals in Gaza have become: Beydoun said the hospital was “initially designed to receive 30 to 40 outpatient consultations from pregnant women on a daily basis—now they handle 300 to 400 cases daily.” The hospital has just one operating room and is “designed to have two to three c-section deliveries per day—now they’re delivering 20 daily.”

In October, it was estimated that at least 50,000 women in Gaza were pregnant. The International Planned Parenthood Federation reported at the time that more women were miscarrying or going into early labor from shock and stress under bombardment. And it’s not yet clear how many of those thousands of pregnant women in Gaza are among the estimated 24,000 Palestinians who have been killed in Israel’s attacks, or among the thousands who remain missing. In its charge of genocide against Israel at the International Court of Justice, South Africa alleges that “two mothers are estimated to be killed every hour in Gaza.” (The Israeli death toll from Hamas attacks on October 7 stands at 1,139. Hamas continues to hold roughly 200 people hostage.)

After months of Israeli bombardment, the health care system in Gaza is “completely collapsing,” Doctors Without Borders warned last month. A CNN investigation published on January 12 found at least 20 of 22 hospitals in northern Gaza had been damaged or destroyed in the first two months of Israel’s war on Gaza, and 14 were directly attacked by Israeli forces. The World Health Organization reported in December that no “functional” hospitals remained in northern Gaza, and only nine out of 36 hospitals in the south were even partially functioning to serve Gaza’s population of 2 million. On Tuesday evening, journalists in Gaza reported that Israeli forces had closed in on and were attacking Nasser Hospital.

Birth complications are just one threat people who menstruate are facing: As the independent Gaza-based journalist Bisan Owda highlighted earlier this month, period supplies are nearly impossible to find. According to Awadallah, few people “can find a pharmacy nearby,” let alone one that still stocks sanitary products. Many are forced to use strips of cloth that they can’t wash due to lack of water, plastic bags in lieu of pads, or, “if they’re lucky enough,” cut-up baby diapers. One hospital worker told Owda that “each day” she encounters “numerous instances of fever directly linked to vaginal yeast infections, arising from inadequate hygiene and the absence of feminine products.” Another told her that the “scarcity of basic products results in more hospital visits, longer hospital stays, and worsened conditions” from infection and disease. Severe water shortages and overcrowded public bathrooms further contribute to “the high number of reproductive and urinary tract infections,” Awadallah said.

On top of that, due to “the suffering, anxiety, and deteriorating psychological status of the women in the [Gaza] Strip,” Awadallah said a large proportion are now “getting their period a number of times during the month” instead of once.

This lack of water and malnutrition as a result of Israel’s blockade have been especially detrimental for nursing mothers: Women are struggling to breastfeed their babies as they aren’t able to produce milk “without having water to drink nor sufficient food to eat,” Awadallah said. In a letter provided by CARE, Alaa, a mother in Gaza, wrote that “no one is eating enough,” and “it is usually the mothers who eat last” in order to feed their children first. “I slept on an empty stomach every night so my children wouldn’t go hungry,” Alaa wrote. Back in October, Al-Aqsa Hospital told the Associated Press that many mothers in Gaza were forced to mix baby formula with contaminated water, “[contributing] to the rise in critical cases” in the hospital’s neonatal ward.

Barriers to basic health care and resources aren’t new for the women and girls of Gaza, Awadallah told Jezebel: “Palestinian women and girls were already living in a severely vulnerable environment, in an area which has been blockaded from essential basic health services and products for more than a decade.” But the crisis has become more dire than ever, and “without a full and immediate ceasefire, and the unimpeded delivery of humanitarian aid across all parts of Gaza, maternal and neonatal deaths will continue to rise.”

[djuvlipen]

Miscarriages in Gaza Have Increased 300% Under Israeli Bombing

At Al-Emirati Hospital in Rafah, a woman identified by Doctors Without Borders as Maha sought a delivery room as she began going into labor, but was denied: “All the delivery rooms were full,” an emergency coordinator working with the humanitarian group recounted in a news release published Wednesday. Maha “knew something wasn’t right,” and that she needed care. But without other options, she returned to her tent. Her newborn son died as she gave birth to him in the bathroom near her tent. “Without this war, she would not have lost her son,” the emergency coordinator wrote.

Shortly after Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip began in October, global health groups raised alarms that there was no longer anywhere safe for pregnant women to give birth. More than three months into the siege, conditions have only worsened, and pregnant and menstruating people are especially at risk. Health care workers report a 300% increase in the miscarriage rate among pregnant people in Gaza since Israel’s attacks began three months ago, Nour Beydoun, CARE’s regional advisor on protection and gender in emergencies, told Jezebel.

The lack of supplies due to Israel’s ongoing blockade has resulted in pregnant women struggling to carry healthy pregnancies; higher risk of infection and death after giving birth or having c-sections; increased infant mortality; and a range of other deadly sexual and reproductive health outcomes. Beydoun told Jezebel that CARE has heard about “significant weight loss” among pregnant women “due to the limited access to food, to proper nutrition,” resulting in “poor personal health and also in poor fetal and newborn health.”

Ammal Awadallah, executive director of the Palestinian Family Planning & Protection Association, told Jezebel that “all pregnant women are now at severe risk of delivering in unsafe conditions, being put in situations where they are giving birth in cars, tents, and shelters.” At health centers, pregnant women are only admitted “when fully dilated and are dismissed within a few hours after giving birth, due to the overcrowded facilities and extremely limited resources.” On top of all this, Beydoun said that many women must make the journey to hospitals or health centers—where they could still be turned away due to lack of capacity—on foot.

Due to limited resources, Awadallah says many c-sections and births “are being performed without basic medical supplies, or anesthesia and without any postnatal care.” Few are able to get or attend appointments with their doctors after giving birth, and many “have no option other than to stay in the overcrowded shelters.” As a result, a lot of “women are being dangerously exposed to infections,” the the risk of maternal mortality is high: “There’s now so much risk of hemorrhaging and infections without the right tools and medicines,” Beydoun said. And the many women forced to undergo emergency c-sections also face cesarean wound infections due to lack of clean medical tools for the procedure.

Of course, this is all assuming that pregnant women are able to be admitted into hospitals at all, where “priority is often not for women going into labor” and beds are rarely available for them, Awadallah said. The conditions at the Al-Emirati field hospital in Rafah demonstrate how overworked hospitals in Gaza have become: Beydoun said the hospital was “initially designed to receive 30 to 40 outpatient consultations from pregnant women on a daily basis—now they handle 300 to 400 cases daily.” The hospital has just one operating room and is “designed to have two to three c-section deliveries per day—now they’re delivering 20 daily.”

In October, it was estimated that at least 50,000 women in Gaza were pregnant. The International Planned Parenthood Federation reported at the time that more women were miscarrying or going into early labor from shock and stress under bombardment. And it’s not yet clear how many of those thousands of pregnant women in Gaza are among the estimated 24,000 Palestinians who have been killed in Israel’s attacks, or among the thousands who remain missing. In its charge of genocide against Israel at the International Court of Justice, South Africa alleges that “two mothers are estimated to be killed every hour in Gaza.” (The Israeli death toll from Hamas attacks on October 7 stands at 1,139. Hamas continues to hold roughly 200 people hostage.)

After months of Israeli bombardment, the health care system in Gaza is “completely collapsing,” Doctors Without Borders warned last month. A CNN investigation published on January 12 found at least 20 of 22 hospitals in northern Gaza had been damaged or destroyed in the first two months of Israel’s war on Gaza, and 14 were directly attacked by Israeli forces. The World Health Organization reported in December that no “functional” hospitals remained in northern Gaza, and only nine out of 36 hospitals in the south were even partially functioning to serve Gaza’s population of 2 million. On Tuesday evening, journalists in Gaza reported that Israeli forces had closed in on and were attacking Nasser Hospital.

Birth complications are just one threat people who menstruate are facing: As the independent Gaza-based journalist Bisan Owda highlighted earlier this month, period supplies are nearly impossible to find. According to Awadallah, few people “can find a pharmacy nearby,” let alone one that still stocks sanitary products. Many are forced to use strips of cloth that they can’t wash due to lack of water, plastic bags in lieu of pads, or, “if they’re lucky enough,” cut-up baby diapers. One hospital worker told Owda that “each day” she encounters “numerous instances of fever directly linked to vaginal yeast infections, arising from inadequate hygiene and the absence of feminine products.” Another told her that the “scarcity of basic products results in more hospital visits, longer hospital stays, and worsened conditions” from infection and disease. Severe water shortages and overcrowded public bathrooms further contribute to “the high number of reproductive and urinary tract infections,” Awadallah said.

On top of that, due to “the suffering, anxiety, and deteriorating psychological status of the women in the [Gaza] Strip,” Awadallah said a large proportion are now “getting their period a number of times during the month” instead of once.

This lack of water and malnutrition as a result of Israel’s blockade have been especially detrimental for nursing mothers: Women are struggling to breastfeed their babies as they aren’t able to produce milk “without having water to drink nor sufficient food to eat,” Awadallah said. In a letter provided by CARE, Alaa, a mother in Gaza, wrote that “no one is eating enough,” and “it is usually the mothers who eat last” in order to feed their children first. “I slept on an empty stomach every night so my children wouldn’t go hungry,” Alaa wrote. Back in October, Al-Aqsa Hospital told the Associated Press that many mothers in Gaza were forced to mix baby formula with contaminated water, “[contributing] to the rise in critical cases” in the hospital’s neonatal ward.

Barriers to basic health care and resources aren’t new for the women and girls of Gaza, Awadallah told Jezebel: “Palestinian women and girls were already living in a severely vulnerable environment, in an area which has been blockaded from essential basic health services and products for more than a decade.” But the crisis has become more dire than ever, and “without a full and immediate ceasefire, and the unimpeded delivery of humanitarian aid across all parts of Gaza, maternal and neonatal deaths will continue to rise.”

[drguptasclinic1]

Unraveling the Enigma: Exploring the Causes of Infertility in Men and Women

Infertility, a condition that affects millions of couples worldwide, can be a source of immense emotional distress and frustration. While there are numerous factors that can contribute to infertility, understanding its underlying causes is essential for effective diagnosis and treatment. In this article, we delve into the multifaceted causes of infertility in both men and women, shedding light on the complex interplay of biological, environmental, and lifestyle factors.

Causes of Infertility in Women

Ovulation Disorders: Irregular or absent ovulation can hinder conception. Conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), thyroid disorders, and premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) can disrupt the ovulation process.

Fallopian Tube Damage: Blockages or damage to the fallopian tubes can prevent the egg from reaching the uterus for fertilization. Previous pelvic infections, endometriosis, or surgery may contribute to fallopian tube issues.

Uterine Abnormalities: Structural abnormalities in the uterus, such as fibroids or polyps, can interfere with embryo implantation and development, leading to infertility.

Age-related Factors: As women age, the quantity and quality of their eggs decline, making conception more challenging. Advanced maternal age is a significant risk factor for infertility.

Causes of Infertility in Men

Low Sperm Count or Quality: Issues with sperm production, motility, or morphology can impair fertility. Factors such as hormonal imbalances, genetic conditions, and lifestyle choices (e.g., smoking, excessive alcohol consumption) can affect sperm health.

Varicocele: A varicocele, an enlargement of the veins within the scrotum, can lead to decreased sperm production and quality. It is a common reversible cause of male infertility.

Testicular Factors: Conditions such as undescended testicles, testicular trauma, or infections can impact sperm production and function, contributing to infertility.

Ejaculatory Disorders: Disorders affecting the ejaculation process, such as retrograde ejaculation or erectile dysfunction, can hinder the delivery of sperm during intercourse.

Seeking Help from a Male Fertility Doctor

For couples struggling with infertility, consulting a male fertility doctor, also known as a reproductive urologist or andrologist, can provide valuable insights and guidance. These specialists are trained to evaluate and treat male infertility issues, offering diagnostic tests, fertility evaluations, and personalized treatment plans to address underlying causes and improve reproductive outcomes.

Conclusion

Infertility can stem from a myriad of factors affecting both men and women. By understanding the potential causes of infertility and seeking specialized care from a male fertility doctor specialist, couples can embark on a journey towards achieving their dream of parenthood. With advancements in reproductive medicine and personalized treatment approaches, there is hope for overcoming infertility challenges and building a family.

[gynaecologyandaestheticstalks]

Embracing Beauty And Wellness: Dr. Manal Younis, The Gynecologist With A Passion For Aesthetics

In the picturesque town of Clonmel, nestled amidst the serene landscapes of Tipperary, Ireland, Dr. Manal Younis has carved her niche in the field of women's health and aesthetics. With a background as a skilled gynecologist and a profound passion for beauty and wellness, Dr. Younis has taken the world of aesthetics by storm, offering a range of innovative treatments that empower her clients to look and feel their best. Let's delve into the journey of this remarkable medical professional and the aesthetic clinic she proudly owns.

A Gynecologist with a Difference

Initially established herself as a trusted gynecologist, specializing in women's health, obstetrics, and reproductive medicine. Her genuine dedication to the well-being of her patients made her a respected name in the community. She worked tirelessly to support women in every stage of their lives, from prenatal care to menopausal health.

As a gynecologist, Dr. Younis realized the inseparable connection between a woman's health and her self-esteem. This realization inspired her to broaden her horizons and offer aesthetic treatments aimed at enhancing her patients' self-confidence and overall well-being.

Beauty in the Heart of Clonmel

In the heart of Clonmel, Dr. Younis opened her own aesthetic clinic, offering a diverse range of beauty treatments. Her clinic is a sanctuary where her clients can escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and focus on their personal beauty and wellness journey.

Bum Augmentation

The Clinic offers advanced techniques for bum augmentation, giving clients the opportunity to achieve their desired curves. Whether you're looking to enhance your curves or achieve a more balanced figure, her clinic provides safe and effective treatments that cater to your individual needs.

Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Aging is a natural process, but it doesn't mean we have to accept its signs without a fight. Dr. Younis specializes in anti-wrinkle injections that can turn back the clock, smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles to reveal a more youthful, refreshed appearance. These treatments are minimally invasive and can be tailored to target specific areas of concern.

Botox Clinic

Botox Clinic is a household name when it comes to non-surgical rejuvenation. Her clinic boasts a state-of-the-art Botox facility, where clients can achieve smoother, more youthful skin without the need for surgery. Botox treatments are quick, convenient, and deliver impressive results.

The Personal Touch

What sets her apart is her unwavering commitment to providing personalized care to her clients. She understands that every individual is unique, and her approach to aesthetics reflects this belief. Before any treatment, Dr. Younis takes the time to consult with her clients, listening to their concerns and goals. This personalized approach ensures that every treatment plan is tailored to meet the specific needs and desires of each client.

Ensuring Safety and Satisfaction

We prioritize safety above all else. Her extensive medical background as a gynecologist equips her with a deep understanding of the human body, which is crucial when administering aesthetic treatments. She utilizes the latest, FDA-approved techniques and only the highest quality products to ensure her clients receive safe, effective, and long-lasting results.

Client satisfaction is of paramount importance to Dr. Younis. She and her skilled team are dedicated to delivering results that go beyond expectations. Whether it's a subtle enhancement or a more dramatic transformation, the goal is always the same: to empower clients to feel confident and beautiful in their own skin.

Community Involvement

Beyond her clinic, she is an active and compassionate member of the Clonmel community. She takes pride in giving back and supporting local charities and initiatives that promote health and wellness for women in Tipperary.

Conclusion

Dr. Manal Younis, the accomplished gynecologist turned aesthetics specialist, has brought a touch of glamour and empowerment to the picturesque town of Clonmel, Tipperary, Ireland. Her journey from women's health to aesthetic treatments reflects her unwavering commitment to the well-being of her clients. With a personalized approach, a dedication to safety, and a passion for enhancing natural beauty, Dr. Younis's clinic is a beacon of hope for those seeking to look and feel their best.

In a world where self-confidence is the key to success, Dr. Manal Younis provides a gateway to achieving your aesthetic dreams, all within the serene beauty of Tipperary, Ireland.

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What is IVF?

In recent decades, advancements in medical science have revolutionized the field of reproductive medicine, providing hope and opportunities for couples struggling with infertility. One such groundbreaking technique is In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). In this blog post, we will delve into the intricacies of IVF treatment, exploring what it is, how it works, and the potential it holds for those seeking to build a family.

What is IVF?

In Vitro Fertilization, commonly known as IVF, is a fertility treatment that involves the fertilization of an egg with sperm outside the human body. The process begins by extracting eggs from a woman's ovaries and fertilizing them with sperm in a laboratory dish. Once fertilization occurs, the resulting embryos are then implanted in the woman's uterus with the hope of establishing a successful pregnancy.

Understanding the IVF Process

Ovulation Induction: The first step in IVF involves stimulating the ovaries to produce multiple eggs. Fertility medications are administered to enhance egg production, monitored through ultrasound and blood tests.

Egg Retrieval: Once the eggs are mature, a minor surgical procedure known as egg retrieval is performed. A thin needle is inserted through the vaginal wall to collect the eggs from the ovaries.

Fertilization: The collected eggs are then combined with sperm in a controlled environment, allowing fertilization to occur. This step is closely monitored to ensure the formation of healthy embryos.

Embryo Culture: The fertilized eggs, now embryos, are cultured and monitored for several days. The healthcare team assesses their quality before selecting the most viable embryos for transfer.

Embryo Transfer: In the final step, one or more selected embryos are transferred into the woman's uterus. This is a relatively simple and painless procedure that aims to establish a successful pregnancy.

Success Rates and Considerations

IVF success rates vary depending on several factors, including the age of the woman, the cause of infertility, and the quality of the embryos. While some individuals achieve pregnancy in the first cycle, others may require multiple attempts. It's essential to approach IVF with realistic expectations and to consult with healthcare professionals to understand individual circumstances.

Challenges and Emotional Aspects

Embarking on an IVF journey can be emotionally challenging for couples. The process involves physical, emotional, and financial commitments, and individuals may experience a range of emotions, from hope and excitement to disappointment and stress. Support from loved ones and mental health professionals can play a crucial role in helping individuals navigate these challenges.

Conclusion

In Vitro Fertilization has emerged as a beacon of hope for many couples facing infertility challenges.

Schedule a Consultation with Dr. Sonal Lathi Today If you are considering IVF treatment, Dr. Sonal Lathi is the perfect choice for you. She is a leading expert in IVF, and she is committed to helping couples achieve their parenthood dreams.

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Boost Your Testosterone Naturally with These Simple Tips

Introduction

Testosterone is a crucial hormone in the human body, playing a significant role in various aspects of health, including muscle growth, bone density, mood, and even libido. However, as we age, our testosterone levels tend to decrease, which can lead to a range of issues. The good news is that there are natural ways to boost your testosterone levels. In this article, we will explore some simple strategies to increase your testosterone levels, and we'll also introduce you to a product called Alpha Tonic that may aid in this process.

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Maintain a Healthy Diet

A balanced and nutritious diet is a fundamental factor in maintaining healthy testosterone levels. Include a variety of foods rich in essential nutrients like zinc, vitamin D, and healthy fats. Zinc, found in foods such as lean meats, nuts, and seeds, is essential for the production of testosterone. Vitamin D, obtained from sunlight and foods like fatty fish and fortified dairy products, is also crucial for healthy hormone levels. Make sure to consume enough healthy fats, such as those in avocados and olive oil, which support hormone production.

Exercise Regularly

Regular physical activity is another key to increasing testosterone levels. Engage in both resistance training and cardiovascular exercises. Lifting weights can stimulate the release of testosterone, and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) can also be beneficial. Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity aerobic exercise each week.

Get Adequate Sleep

Quality sleep is essential for overall health and maintaining healthy testosterone levels. Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep per night, as it helps your body repair and regenerate. Poor sleep can lead to hormonal imbalances and lower testosterone levels, so prioritize a good night's rest.

Manage Stress

Chronic stress can lead to elevated levels of the stress hormone cortisol, which can suppress testosterone production. Practice stress-reduction techniques such as meditation, deep breathing, or yoga to keep cortisol in check and support healthy testosterone levels.

Maintain a Healthy Weight

Being overweight or obese can contribute to lower testosterone levels. Losing excess body fat through a combination of diet and exercise can help increase your testosterone production. It's important to focus on sustainable and gradual weight loss for the best results.

Stay Hydrated

Drinking enough water is crucial for overall health, and it can also help maintain healthy testosterone levels. Dehydration can lead to an increase in cortisol levels, which can negatively impact your hormones.

Limit Alcohol and Avoid Excessive Drinking

Excessive alcohol consumption can lower testosterone levels. If you choose to consume alcohol, do so in moderation to support healthy hormone balance.

Introducing Alpha Tonic

In addition to these lifestyle changes, there are natural supplements like Alpha Tonic that can aid in boosting testosterone levels. Alpha Tonic is a dietary supplement formulated with a combination of ingredients known for their testosterone-boosting properties. It includes ingredients like fenugreek, ashwagandha, and tribulus terrestris, which have been used for centuries in traditional medicine to support male health and hormonal balance.

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Fenugreek, for example, has been shown to increase testosterone levels while also supporting libido and muscle strength. Ashwagandha is known for its adaptogenic properties, which can help your body manage stress and reduce cortisol levels. Tribulus terrestris has long been used to enhance athletic performance and support male reproductive health.

Before incorporating any dietary supplement into your routine, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional to ensure it's safe and appropriate for your individual needs.

Conclusion

Maintaining healthy testosterone levels is essential for overall well-being and quality of life. By making simple lifestyle changes such as maintaining a healthy diet, exercising regularly, getting enough sleep, managing stress, and staying hydrated, you can naturally increase your testosterone production. Additionally, considering a natural supplement like Alpha Tonic may provide added support in your quest for hormonal balance. Remember that achieving and maintaining healthy testosterone levels is a journey, so be patient and persistent in your efforts to boost your testosterone naturally.

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Pediatrics is the branch of medicine that deals with the treatment of infants, children, and adolescents, and also the ordinance typically ranges from birth up to eighteen (in some places till completion of teaching, and till age twenty one within the United States). A health professional WHO focuses on this space is thought of as a medical specialist, or pediatrician.Pediatricians concentrate on the care of infants, children, and adolescents. Pediatricians give a variety of services from well-child care, to basic childhood immunizations and sicknesses, to managing complicated medical conditions and chronic disorders.

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Orthopedic surgery or medical science (usually spelled orthopedic surgery and orthopaedics) is the branch of surgery involved with conditions involving the system. Orthopedic surgeons use each surgical and medical procedure means that to treat contractor trauma, sports injuries, chronic diseases, infections, tumors, and inborn disorders.

This is a one-stop clinic for consultation, diagnosing and treatment. can you'll you may see either a nurse or doctor WHO will perform any necessary investigations to diagnose your downside, make a case for what might be wrong and give you recommendation and/or treatment. All recommendation and coverings within the clinic square measure utterly confidential.Physical therapy or physiatrics (sometimes abbreviated to PT) may be a healthcare profession primarily involved with the correction of impairments and disabilities and the promotion of quality, useful ability, quality of life and movement potential through examination, evaluation, diagnosing and physical intervention.

Gynaecology or medicine is that the practice managing the health of the feminine fruitful systems (vagina, female internal reproductive organ and ovaries) and also the breasts. Literally, outside drugs, it means that 'the science of women'. Its counterpart is andrology, that deals with medical problems specific to the male genital system. The majority trendy gynaecologists are also obstetricians (see medicine and gynaecology). In several areas, the specialties of medicine and medicine overlap.

Many parts of medical care, together with giving specialist recommendation, prescribing medication, and observation a person’s condition, will be provided on daily care basis. additionally, a good vary of tests and coverings, together with some surgical procedures, will be administered with success in patient clinics or day care units. for instance, cataract surgery on the attention is typically performed on daily care basis. Even some kinds of surgery performed beneath an associate general anesthetic will currently be evaded needing a long hospital stay.

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Medical Professional Disciplines

Unlike other medical disciplines, family medicine focuses on providing health care for people rather than addressing particular medical disorders. Furthermore, family doctors are educated to deal with patients of all ages, from babies to the elderly.

After working in medicine for a decade, I'm constantly interested to hear about discoveries. I like teaching and treating individuals with the most current and effective treatments available. I also enjoy assisting individuals in living better, happier lives.

Family medicine offers a wide range of services, from preventative care to acute sickness treatment, to assist patients in making healthy lifestyle choices. These services include counseling, screening tests, health risk assessments, mental health treatment, and referrals to experts. Family physicians are also educated to handle common ailments such as fractured bones, skin biopsies, and joint injections.

There are several advantages to working in family medicine, including a high job satisfaction percentage, a pleasant work-life balance, and the chance to assist everyone. However, certain misunderstandings about the profession might cause fear.

Hospital medicine, which began as a medical specialty in the United States, has extended abroad. Hospital medicine is a subspecialty of family or internal medicine in many countries. Its primary services include medical treatment, perioperative care, and research. It may also help to enhance hospital efficiency, patient care, and certain hospital outcomes.

While hospital medicine has risen in popularity over the previous two decades, it has only just started to make inroads into the general public. Its most notable contributions have been to improve hospital efficiency, address hospital safety, and promote cost-effective therapies. It also offers a very global value proposition.

Hospital medicine is a clinical specialty that integrates acute care medical skills with hospital service delivery systems. Its major duty is to offer effective treatment in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and emergency departments.

OB/GYN is a medical specialty concerned with the health of the female reproductive system. These professionals undertake a variety of medical treatments to address women's health concerns. These physicians also assist with infant care.

OB/GYNs are also qualified to assist ladies who are experiencing infertility. They also specialize in treating reproductive system diseases such as ovarian and breast cancer. Advanced surgical methods, such as laparoscopic surgery, are part of their training.

OB/GYNs may treat various women's health conditions as doctors, including breast diseases, urinary tract illnesses, menopause, and vaginal dryness. They also provide preventative procedures, including mammography, STD testing, and pelvic examinations. Depending on the patient's requirements, OB/GYNs work in hospitals, private clinics, or solo practices. A typical OB/workweek GYN consists of half of the day spent in the office and half of the day spent in labor and delivery.

Podiatric medicine is a branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle problems. Its practitioners are healthcare specialists who give patients personalized consultations and treatment regimens. They often diagnose foot and ankle disorders and provide preventative treatments such as physical therapy, wellness counseling, and surgery.

Podiatric medicine is one of the country's fastest-growing professions. A healthcare practitioner must commit to improving patient safety and quality. It also provides flexible working hours and is one of the higher-paying medical professions. Practitioners in this field work in hospitals, community clinics, and private offices.

A podiatrist must have a full awareness of the roles of each healthcare provider in treating patients. They must identify and suggest solutions to quality care challenges. A podiatrist must also have an impartial opinion regarding the efficacy of therapy or technique.

The use of lasers in medicine is a developing area. They are effective in a variety of medical applications. Some of the most prevalent includes wound care, tumor treatment, and coagulation. They are also employed in surgery for cutting and directing projectiles.

Several variables influence the effectiveness of laser therapy. The kind of laser utilized, the quantity of energy provided, and the rate at which it is delivered are all examples. The wavelength of the light employed has an influence as well.

Lasers may be used to diagnose illness early on. Infections may also be treated using them. Some lasers are more powerful than others and may specifically target tissues.

In addition, lasers are employed in surgery. Using them may lead to decreased discomfort, scarring, and edema. They also recover faster than typical operations. They may, however, cause adverse effects. These must be handled correctly.

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Consumer Genomics Market Growth and Revenue Forecast 2024-2032

The Consumer Genomics Market Revenue was valued at USD 2.18 billion in 2023 and is anticipated to expand significantly, reaching USD 14.08 billion by 2032 at a remarkable CAGR of 23.04% over the forecast period of 2024-2032. The rising consumer interest in personalized health and wellness, coupled with advancements in genomic technologies, is driving the rapid growth of this market.

Key Drivers of Growth

The growing accessibility of direct-to-consumer genetic testing kits is a significant factor fueling market expansion. These kits allow consumers to explore their ancestry, predisposition to diseases, and genetic traits with ease and affordability. Furthermore, increasing awareness about the role of genetics in personalized healthcare is leading to higher demand for consumer genomics services.

Advancements in next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in genomics are further enhancing the accuracy and utility of genetic insights. These developments have broadened the applications of consumer genomics in areas such as nutrition, fitness, reproductive health, and pharmacogenomics.

Additionally, the rising adoption of genomics for preventive healthcare is a key market driver. As consumers become more proactive about managing their health, the demand for genomic insights that guide lifestyle and healthcare decisions continues to grow.

Regional Outlook

North America dominates the consumer genomics market, driven by robust research infrastructure, early adoption of innovative technologies, and high consumer awareness. Meanwhile, the Asia-Pacific region is emerging as a high-growth market due to increasing investment in healthcare innovation, growing disposable incomes, and rising interest in personalized medicine.

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Market Trends and Future Prospects

The consumer genomics market is poised for unprecedented growth as technological advancements continue to make genetic testing more accessible and affordable. Strategic collaborations between technology providers, healthcare institutions, and research organizations are expected to drive further innovation.

Moreover, the increasing focus on ethical considerations and data privacy in genetic testing is shaping market dynamics, with companies implementing robust measures to ensure consumer trust and compliance with regulations. The future of consumer genomics lies in offering more precise, actionable, and holistic insights into individual health and wellness.

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