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Safe Ways to Have Sex During Pregnancy!

Is it true that you are pregnant and pondering whether is it alright to keep engaging in sexual relations? On the off chance that you are having a typical pregnancy, it is fine to continue engaging in sexual relations until the point when your water breaks or you are starting to give birth. Be that as it may, there are a few conditions where you may need to adjust your sexual exercises or abstain from having intercourse.

Does sex amid pregnancy hurt your child?

Your child isn't harmed, in the event that you engage in sexual relations amid pregnancy. The amniotic sac and solid muscles of the uterus keep the child ensured. The thick bodily fluid fitting fixing the cervix monitors the infant from diseases.

Does sex amid pregnancy trigger work?

On account of a typical and generally safe pregnancy, there are no such dangers as sexual incitement can't begin work or prompt an unnatural birth cycle. Some mellow uterine constrictions may happen due to a climax, yet they are very innocuous and brief.

The best sexual positions amid pregnancy

Amid pregnancy, you should test keeping in mind the end goal to discover the sexual positions which are most agreeable for you. Finding an appropriate sexual position is hard a direct result of the developing tummy.

The evangelist position turns out to be very extreme as your pregnancy creates and is difficult to do amid late pregnancy. In the event that you attempt this situation amid your first trimester of pregnancy, you should wedge a cushion under you. This ought to be done as such that your position isn't tilted and you don't lay level on your back. Your accomplice should make a point not to put any weight or support on your mid-region.

Dr Ravindra B. Kute practices at Shree Vishawdip Ayu. Talking about his experience Dr Ravindra since 2007 is the owner at Shree Vishawdip Ayu Clinic, Nashik. He is a registered medical practitioner under Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine, 2007.The services in which Dr Ravindra specialises include vasti, panchakarma, skin tag treatment, hair loss treatment. These words by Dr. Ravindra B Kute, he has done BAMS Sexologist, Nashik. is an Ayurveda in Nashik Road Nashik and has an experience of 9 years in this field.

The treatments and services provided by the doctor consist of male sexual problems, female sexual problems, pre-marital counselling, couple counselling and gynaecologist. Dr Ravindra is dedicated to providing optimal health care in a relaxed environment where he can treat every patient as if his own family members. Sexology is the study of human sexual life or relationships and it is one of the most important aspects which people do not wish to share with a doctor or so, but it should be evident to the people that it is something which should not be underestimated as smoothening in such areas leads your life to move on full swings without any stress and problems.

Oral sex is thought to be sheltered amid pregnancy, yet there are sure constraints. Licking is alright, however blowing into your genital zone ought to be kept away from. Compelling air into the vagina may prompt an air embolism. This can be harmful for your creating child.

It isn't ok for you to enjoy oral sex with your accomplice amid pregnancy, on the off chance that he has oral herpes. On the off chance that your accomplice has got oral herpes, you ought to totally go without engaging in sexual relations amid the third trimester of pregnancy, despite the fact that he doesn't demonstrate side effects.

In the event that you don't know of your accomplice HIV status, you should utilize a dental dam or a sheet of latex for putting between your private parts and accomplice mouth. You should take proposals and tips from a specialist to find out about sex amid pregnancy.

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‘We had nothing to give him’: the human cost of malnutrition in Maharashtra

Two months after his second birthday, Vishwarnam Sawra died in his mothers arms, one of thousands of young lives lost to malnutrition in the Indian state of Maharashtra after years of drought and the withdrawal of state nutrition schemes

The most valuable thing in Devganga Sawras hut is a memory card wrapped in lined notepaper and hidden in an earthen pot by the family shrine. The card, barely the size of his fingernail, has the only four images of his youngest son, Vishwarnam. You have to put this in a computer, he says. There are some pictures two or three. You see, in our village, the tradition is that when someone dies, we bury all their things with them so that they dont cause the family any more pain.

Vishwarnam died in his mothers arms aged two years and two months. He weighed just 6.5kg, less than half of what a child his age should. I was sitting in my house, holding him in my lap. He didnt make a sound, he was sleeping, and then suddenly he opened his eyes for a moment, and then he closed them forever, recalls his mother, Sunder. His brother and sister cried all night for him. He was very ill, she says.

He barely ate, Devganga says. We didnt have anything to give him. What do people have here to eat? A bit of rice, a bit of wheat. Thats all.

The blurry images on Devgangas memory card show the frail toddler in an oversized T-shirt weeks before he died of hypothermia, a common cause of death among underweight babies.

Thousands of children have died because of malnutrition-related conditions in the west Indian state of Maharashtra in the past year.

Devganga, whose work as a road builder earns him a daily wage of roughly 100 rupees (1.19), says he like many others in his village of Khoch had not been paid for months, and food supplies were running low. He was very sick. We took him to see the doctor in Mokhada, he says, referring to the nearest clinic, which is a 10km walk from the Sawra home. They told us they couldnt do anything to treat him, and wed have to take him to Nashik [a town about 60km away], but where do poor people like us get the money to go all the way to Nashik? We decided to start saving but then, two or three days after that, he died.

The prevalence of malnutrition in Maharashtra is alarming. A series of government schemes in India over the past two decades has led to a dramatic fall in under-nutrition and stunting since the 1980s. According to a Unicef report, the percentage of underweight children in India under the age of five fell from 55% to 29% between 1988 and 2014.

Between 2005 and 2014, Maharashtra had one of the countrys most effective state-run nutrition programmes. The efficacy of the scheme was lauded in Unicefs global nutrition reports, including the 2016 edition, and replicated in states around India. But five years of drought, coupled with the withdrawal of government nutrition schemes in the past two years, has led to a dramatic regional increase in malnutrition.

In the Pahlgar district alone, where the Sawra family live, malnutrition was linked to 315 child deaths between January and September 2016, according to the latest government figures.

The Bombay high court claims malnutrition caused the deaths of more than 17,000 people in Maharashtra between September 2015 and September 2016. Judges criticised the government for inaction over the deaths.

At the Mokhada hospital, near the Sawras home, Dr Mahesh Patil says women come to him daily with underweight children. Most of the cases are mild, but around 20%-30% are severe, and of those around 30%-40% are near death.

Patil is one of only two doctors at the government hospital, which lacks the facilities to deal with malnutrition cases. Each day, Patil sees about 250 patients with various ailments, which gives him barely two minutes with each one. Villagers complain that field doctors who do rounds often dont have medicines, which means families have to walk miles to reach the nearest medical centre. Patil says: I am a gynaecologist, the other doctor here is a [GP]. We dont have a paediatrician here. Thats why I have to tell some of the people who come here to go to a bigger city.

Vinita Ved Singal, spokesperson for Maharashtras department for women and child development, says the government has introduced various initiatives to help mothers look after undernourished children. We have a whole plethora of programmes and schemes at district level which are area-specific, and are designed to help malnourished children, she says. These people have been given money through employment in government schemes, and meals are provided every day for children at the local anganwadis [mother and child care centres]. The children who come there should be getting at least one hot meal a day, plus four eggs a week.

Children wait for food at a care centre in Khoch. Photograph: Vidhi Doshi

However, the governments nutrition schemes have been criticised for failing to provide balanced diets, while supplies of rice, grain and pulses to be delivered under the ration system were reportedly found crawling with insects, or containing small stones.

A visit to the Khoch anganwadi suggested the governments welfare standards are not being met. Small children wandered into the childcare centre holding empty metal bowls, but there was little for them to eat. A woman from a neighbouring hut says: Whatever of my own money I have to spare, I use it to make rice for the children who come. The government is supposed to reimburse me but for many months they havent done that. So where do I get the money to keep feeding them?

According to Swati Narayan, from the Right to Food Campaign, such scenes are common across India. Corrupt district level officers and anganwadi workers often pocket the money meant to feed children, and a lack of awareness among mothers means they are never questioned. According to the National Food Security Act, children should be getting a morning snack, a hot meal at lunch, and be given rations to take home every day, she says. But in areas like Pahlgar, where extremely marginalised tribal communities live, national data shows a lot of children dont get that.

Theyre supposed to give rice, eggs, milk, pulses and proteins provided for by the government. But the people dont know what their kids should be getting, so they dont ask.

In his new years address to the nation, the prime minister, Narendra Modi, addressed the nutrition crisis. We are introducing a nationwide scheme for financial assistance to pregnant women. Six thousand rupees (71) will be transferred directly to the bank accounts of pregnant women who undergo institutional delivery and vaccinate their children This will help ensure nutrition before and after delivery, and improve the health of mother and child, he said.

However, Modis nutrition scheme is a repackaged version of maternity entitlements already guaranteed to women in the 2013 National Food Security Act, which his own government has failed to deliver since he came to power.

According to Patil, the number of deaths in Mokhada district has fallen since the monsoon, but the residents of Khoch say their children are still going hungry. Devganga says he was promised compensation of 1,100 rupees for the death of his child, which has still not been paid. He is struggling to feed his two older children.

In his hut, he replaces the memory card in its hiding place at the shrine. God gave him to us, and God took him away, he says. But I do miss him.

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Dr. Suchita Deshmukh is one of the top & famous Gynaecologist and obstetrician in Nashik with over 15 years of professional experience in gynecology & also offering the best PCOS Treatment in Nashik.

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Menstrual Cramps

The menstrual cycle is mother nature’s way of supporting a woman detoxify regularly. Menstruation unifies each woman, yet every one of them feels it uniquely. For any women period pains are intolerable than getting out of bed is an ordeal, while for others cramps can easily be ignored that they might just be ready to run a marathon. Needless to say, experiencing that familiar twinge is the sign of menstruation or periods for all. Being a lady there is always so much to take care of. We at Mediliv Hospital encourage you to keep a track of your periods and do not hesitate to consult the best Gynaecologist in Nashik.

Read more to know about menstrual cramps and when to consult a gynaecologist. 

What are menstrual cramps or dysmenorrhea? The discomfort in the form of pain that women experience during their menstrual cycle or periods is known as dysmenorrhea or menstrual cramp. Sometimes these menstrual cramps can interfere with school, work and social activities, in such cases women should seek medical help. The throbbing or cramping pain caused during periods can differ from mild to severe and can spread to the lower belly, back and thighs which may also cause headaches, nausea, dizziness, fainting, constipation, diarrhea, and disruptive mood variations.

What causes menstrual cramps during periods? During the period, the hormone called prostaglandin causes the uterus to contract and shed the lining which is noticed as cramps. When the menstrual period is about to start or even during the cycle the lining of the uterus produces a hormone called prostaglandin.

Are menstrual cramps normal? Every woman feels menstrual pains differently. Most of all women experience menstrual cramps during their periods. The severity of period cramps reduces significantly with aging. At any point, if you are experiencing unmanageable pain or unusual bleeding, you must seek help from a gynaecologist near you. Menstrual cramps may worsen due to fibroids, pelvic inflammatory disease, adhesions, ovarian cysts, endometriosis or with the use of IUD birth control devices. After a thorough examination, the gynaecologist may rule out the problems or suggest treatment for the same.

What are the other causes of menstrual cramps or dysmenorrhea?

Menstrual cramps can be caused by:

Endometriosis: The tissues lining the uterus (endometrium) starts to grow outside the uterus, most commonly on the fallopian tubes, ovaries or the tissue lining your pelvis.

Uterine fibroids: Noncancerous raises in the wall of the uterus can cause pain.

Adenomyosis: When the tissue that lines your uterus (endometrium) begins to develop into the muscular walls of the uterus.

Pelvic inflammatory disease: A sexually forwarded bacteria cause infection in the female reproductive organ.

Cervical stenosis: The cervical wall in any woman is tiny enough to impede menstrual flow which can cause severe cramps.

When should I see a gynaecologist for my period pain?

Menstrual cramps are normal during the reproductive years. If you have started puberty just now or if you are bleeding heavily or irregularly, spotting between periods, having irregular cycles, having pain at times beside your period, or finding it difficult getting pregnant, you must visit a gynaecologist. If you experience these symptoms then consider consulting a gynaecologist for your menstrual cramps:

If menstrual cramps make it difficult for you to perform everyday activities.

If the cramps continue for longer than 2 to 3 days

If the pain is increasing to your lower back and thighs

If the pain is induced due to huge flow

If the pain makes any kind of headache, dizziness  

If there is abnormal vaginal bleeding

Menstrual cramps don’t generate any other medical condition but can actually prevent the daily activities of the life of a woman. It is always advisable to keep in touch with a gynaecologist Dr. Suchita Deshmukh and get checkups done regularly. also provides one of the best Infertility treatment in Nashik

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