
If you're trying to conceive naturally or undergoing IUI or IVF, you've likely wondered whether your follicle size is ideal. Follicle size isn't just a number on an ultrasound or on your report—it is one of the most trusted indicators fertility specialists use to asses
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If your child develops a high fever followed by red spots or a skin rash, it's natural to be concerned about dengue. During the monsoon and post-monsoon season in India, dengue is one of the most common mosquito-borne viral infections affecting children. Thi
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Trying to conceive is often an emotional journey filled with hope, anticipation, and sometimes unexpected challenges. Many couples begin with lifestyle changes and healthy eating, while others require medical treatments such as ovulation induction, IUI, or IVF. Alongside
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Key Takeaways A consistent downward trend on the growth chart matters more than a single low reading. Sudden weight loss in children, persistent appetite changes or digestive symptoms need medical assessment. A child may lose weight despite eating well because of poor abs
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Key Takeaways Frequent sneezing is usually a normal reflex that helps a newborn clear milk droplets, mucus and dust from a narrow nose. Sneezing with comfortable breathing, normal feeds, clear mucus and no fever is generally reassuring. Saline drops, a short wait and gentle
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Key Takeaways Mild newborn colds can be managed at home with saline drops, a cool-mist humidifier, frequent breastfeeding and keeping the baby hydrated and calm. Never give OTC cold medicines, honey, vapour rubs, direct steam or unprescribed antibiotics to a newborn. Most
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Chickenpox is a highly contagious viral infection caused by the varicella-zoster virus. Although widespread vaccination has made it less common, it still affects many children in India each year. The infection is usually mild but can cause significant discomfort and, in som
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Key Takeaways Vomiting in kids is usually mild, caused by infections, overeating, or stress, and settles within a day or two. Offer small, frequent sips of water or ORS — avoid juices, carbonated drinks, and force-feeding. Introduce bland foods (rice, toast, ba
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Key Takeaways Gripe water has not been proven to treat colic, reflux or persistent crying in babies. Do not give gripe water to a newborn under one month unless a pediatrician specifically advises it. Try paced feeding, thorough burping and an upright hold after feeds bef
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Brain fog describes a group of thinking and memory difficulties rather than a specific medical condition. You may find it harder to concentrate, remember information, organise tasks or find the right words. It can occur after poor sleep, stress, illness or changes in phy
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Introducing solid foods is an important milestone, but it should be guided by your baby’s development rather than a fixed date alone. Most babies can begin complementary foods at around six months, while continuing breast milk or infant formula. Starting before four mo
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