Blog - Medline Academics

21 Jan, 2023

Surrogacy- Carrying a Miracle

The global prevalence of infertility is on the rise, which has spurred the advancement of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)...

14 Jan, 2023

Dysmenorrhoea- Painful periods? What you need to know....

Dysmenorrhoea (pronounced as dis-men-or-rhea) is the scientific term for painful periods. Dysmenorrhoea is one of the commonest complaints that we come across in practice...

09 Jan, 2023

Ectopic Pregnancy

An ectopic pregnancy is when a pregnancy starts to grow outside the uterus (womb) (Ectopic-misplaced) It could occur in the uterine tube, ovary, the mouth of the uterus (cervix) and rarely...

03 Jan, 2023

Emergency Contraception

Most sexually active women have had a scare of an unprotected sexual Intercourse (UPSI) at some time or the other during their lives.

22 Dec, 2022

An unusual case of Acute Abdomen- Pyometra

A middle-aged woman was rushed to the emergency department with constant severe suprapubic abdominal pain, fevers, and myalgia. Survey of medical reports revealed an endometrial biopsy six days prior to presentation.

03 Dec, 2022

For The Expectant Mothers

So you are the miracle called mother, aspiring for another miracle-your baby. It is only natural that you would want only the best! Here is a comprehensive list you must be aware of

29 Nov, 2022

Adolescence Health Part 2

Sexual awareness simply means understanding the physiology of the human body with special reference to the reproductive organs.

25 Nov, 2022

Adolescence Health Part 1

Most young girls seek medical help only when they have irregular or heavy or painful periods and seldom approach a doctor for information and guidance about sexual well being.

23 Nov, 2022

Cholesterol Busting Facts

According to the American Heart Association, 25 to 35 per cent of your daily calories can come from fat. Limit the intake of saturated fat to <10 grams and trans fats <1 gram by choosing low fat dairy products...

18 Nov, 2022

Screening for cancer of the Cervix

Any sexually active woman can get cancer of the cervix. However, there are a few women who are at a higher risk (probability) than others in getting cancer cervix.