Chawla Nursing Home and Maternity Hospital

"Advanced Gynaecological Laparoscopy: A Beacon of Hope from Pathankot to Jalandhar".   In the realm of women's health, advancements in medical technology have paved the way for minimally invasive procedures that provide effective solutions for various gynaecological conditions. Pathankot residents seeking cutting-edge treatments for fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, uterus removal, and uterine prolapse now have a beacon of hope at Chawla Nursing Home and Maternity Hospital in Jalandhar. Chawla Nursing Home and Maternity Hospital stands as an advanced Laparoscopic and IVF centre, offering state-of-the-art facilities for comprehensive women's health care. The hospital specializes in  Advanced Laparoscopic and laser surgery procedures, hysteroscopic surgeries, and low-cost IVF treatments. For women grappling with fibroids, Chawla Nursing Home provides advanced laparoscopic procedures that enable precise removal of these non-cancerous growths. The minimally invasive...

Ovaries are the production house of female body where the eggs are produced. The Ultrasound appearance of the ovary is an ovoid shaped structure with homogenous echotexture and a central echogenic Medulla. We usually measure the size of the ovary in 3 dimensions and calculate volume on ultrasound by 0.523*length*width*depth. There are two ovaries- Right and Left. Typically the two ovaries alternately release Egg and usually one Egg is released per month. If the Egg is not fertilized, then the egg becomes atretic after 24 hours. The Corpus luteum also eventually die and level of progesterone hormone drops, the uterus lining sheds and the period begins after 14 days of ovulation. Beginning of The Puberty From birth, the ovaries of the human female contain a number of immature primordial follicles. At the puberty the follicles begins folliculogenesis entering a growth pattern that ends in ovulation or atresia. Folliculogenesis When the follicles changes into antral follicle stage they bec...

Egg quality is one of the prime factors needed for your fertility. The two important blood test which define your ovarian reserve are AMH and FSH on day 2/ day 3 of your periods. It is not only in women older than 35 years of age , who need to be aware of the egg quality, any age is susceptible to poor quality and poor reserve. Today we are discussing the ways to improve our eggs. 1)  Relaxation exercises: Stress hormones are major deterrents when it comes to fertility. You need to practice pranayam and breathing techniques of yoga to allay your anxiety. Daily 30 minutes of these exercises helps in improving your fertility. In my last twenty years of fertility practice. I have seen magical improvement in patient’s response after practicing pranayam. 2)  Add some supplements to your diet: The process of egg formation depends on the availability certain nutrients and hormones. Micronutrients status is a modifiable risk factor that may have an impact on female fertility. Micronut...

Preserving Fertility: Guarding Your Ovarian Reserve   Maintaining reproductive health is a crucial aspect of a woman's overall well-being. For many, the concept of ovarian reserve might not be familiar, but it plays a pivotal role in a woman's fertility. Ovarian reserve refers to the quantity and quality of a woman's eggs, and protecting it is essential for those who wish to conceive in the future. Understanding Ovarian Reserve  :- A woman is born with a finite number of eggs, and as she ages, this ovarian reserve gradually diminishes. Factors such as age, genetics, and certain medical conditions can accelerate this decline. A reduced ovarian reserve may lead to difficulties in conceiving naturally and an increased risk of infertility. How to Check Ovarian Reserve: Blood Tests:  Two primary blood tests are commonly used to assess ovarian reserve: Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) and Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH). AMH levels are a reliable indicator of the number of eggs ...

Understanding Umbilical Hernias: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Umbilical hernias are a relatively common health issue that can affect people of all ages, from infants to adults. Here we will explore what umbilical hernias are, their causes, symptoms, and potential treatment options. What is an Umbilical Hernia? An umbilical hernia occurs when a portion of the intestine or fatty tissue protrudes through a weakened area in the abdominal muscles near the navel (umbilicus). This can create a noticeable bulge or lump in the belly button area. Causes: Congenital : In infants, umbilical hernias often occur due to an incompletely closed abdominal wall around the umbilical cord. These usually resolve on their own by the age of 2 or 3 years. Adult-Onset : In adults, umbilical hernias can develop as a result of increased pressure on the abdominal wall, often due to factors such as obesity, pregnancy, heavy lifting, or chronic coughing, chronic constipation or excessive straining.     ...

Endometrial Thickness:- One of the most important parameters in infertility treatment is endometrial thickness. The thickness of the endometrial lining is important for embryo implantation. In the natural cycle as well as in the stimulated cycle, when the egg reaches around 18 mm the endometrium grows under the effect of oestrogen and usually reaches the magic measurement of around 10.3+- 0.3 mm or more and becomes triple layered. If endometrium remains thin in spite of good egg size then that needs an evaluation.     Causes of Thin Endometrium:- Some important causes of the thin endometrium include chronic pelvic infection, genital tuberculosis, previous history of dilatation and curettage or asherman's syndrome. It has been seen that when we use clomiphene citrate for ovulation induction, it is associated with a thinner endometrium. Compared with clomiphene citrate, letrozole has been associated with a thicker endometrium. Gonadotropins represents the most aggressive ovarian...

Hysteroscopy: Know the Procedure, Anaesthesia used, and Safety Are you facing concerns related to your reproductive health? Hysteroscopy might be the key to unlocking answers and solutions to your fertility issues.  What is Hysteroscopy? Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive medical procedure used to diagnose and treat issues within the uterus. It involves the use of a thin, flexible tube with a camera (hysteroscope) inserted through the cervix into the uterus. The camera allows your doctor to visualize the uterine cavity and identify any abnormalities or conditions that may be affecting your reproductive health.     Some of the things the gynaecologist or fertility specialist can see during a hysteroscopy include:   1. Uterine Abnormalities:  The hysteroscope allows the gynaecologist to examine the overall shape and size of the uterus. They can identify issues like uterine septum (a partition inside the uterus), bicornuate uterus (a heart-shaped uterus), or othe...