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 Finding out about an unplanned or unwanted pregnancy can bring many questions, particularly about what options are available and which method may be appropriate. One factor that plays an important role in abortion care is the duration of the pregnancy. Pregnancy duration, often referred to as gestational age, helps a qualified healthcare professional understand which abortion methods may be suitable and what type of medical care may be required. The method is not selected based on pregnancy duration alone, however. A person's health, medical history, symptoms, and the location of the pregnancy may also need to be considered. What Does Pregnancy Duration Mean? Gestational age refers to how far a pregnancy has progressed. Healthcare professionals generally estimate it using information such as the date of the last menstrual period and, when needed, ultrasound assessment. Accurate dating is particularly important when deciding which abortion options may be appropriate. Because the av...

If a condom breaks during sex, the first thing to consider is whether there may have been exposure to semen and whether pregnancy or a sexually transmitted infection could be a concern. You do not need to panic, but timing matters. Emergency contraception can reduce the chance of pregnancy after contraceptive failure, and some options work best when used as soon as possible. If you are unsure about your pregnancy risk or which emergency contraception is appropriate, a gynaecologist such as Dr. Shilpa can assess the situation based on when the condom broke, your menstrual cycle, other contraception you use, and your medical history. Condom Broke During Sex: What Should You Do First? If you notice that the condom has broken, stop intercourse and carefully remove it. If part of the condom remains inside the vagina and you cannot remove it easily, seek medical assistance rather than repeatedly trying to retrieve it yourself. Do not rely on washing, urinating, bathing, or vaginal douching t...

  Abnormal uterine bleeding can mean periods that last longer than usual, very heavy menstrual flow, bleeding between periods, or bleeding after menopause. A single unusual cycle may happen for several reasons, but repeated changes deserve medical attention. Speaking with a Gynaecologist in Andheri can help identify what may be causing the bleeding and what medical care may be suitable. For women in Andheri West, a consultation with Dr Shilpa Gynaecologist can provide an opportunity to discuss menstrual changes, related symptoms, medical history, and any concerns without ignoring symptoms that keep returning. What Is Abnormal Uterine Bleeding? A menstrual cycle differs from one woman to another. Abnormal uterine bleeding generally refers to bleeding that differs from a person's usual menstrual pattern in timing, frequency, duration, or amount. It may include: Periods lasting longer than expected Bleeding or spotting between periods Very heavy menstrual bleeding Periods occurring ...