Dr. Rajeev Agarwal – Leading IVF Specialist & Laparoscopic Surgeon
Breastfeeding is amazing in so many ways. From the intense bond it can help you form with your baby in the first hours after birth, to the benefits it has on your baby’s health even into adulthood, there’s a reason breast milk is called “liquid gold.”
Postpartum depression affects many indian women yet it is a taboo to acknowledge the problem let alone discuss or seek medical help. In this candid discussion on dealing with Postpartum depression we hope to bring you some insights drawn from real life experiences. This discussion has been compiled as a series of Q and A with Psychologist Mrs Subhika who is a fabulous psychologist and a good friend.
Our mental wellbeing is dependent on so many social, economic and workplace factors. If our mind is not at ease, if we are low or depressed, for whatever reason, doing any kind of work, or getting through the day or living life becomes so difficult.
15 to 20 % of pregnancies which are recognised via a urine test or blood test or ultrasound are lost even before they reach the end of the 1st trimester. This is called a miscarriage. When this happens 2 or more times, we call it recurrent miscarriage.
