Diastasis recti (diastasis rectus abdominis or diastasis) is the separation of the rectus abdominis muscles during and after pregnancy. The rectus abdominis runs vertically
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Having a baby is one of the most amazing, miraculous, and life-altering moments of life. Yet with all the fan-fare focused on the birth and your new bundle of joy, it can be easy to forget that your body has just undergone a very intense physical and emotional experience and that it can take a while to recover and feel “normal” again
Many women feel that they need to visit a gynecologist only when they are pregnant or when they are suffering from any abnormalities in their reproductive life. But this belief couldn’t be any more wrong. Like how it is recommended to have regular dental check-ups and eye check-ups, it is also important to ensure that your reproductive system stays functional, for which regular visits to gynecologists are important.
This blog delves into Human Papillomavirus (HPV), a common but often misunderstood virus and HPV Vaccine. When it comes to women’s health, our approach is always comprehensive. We believe in prevention, and a proactive approach toward health, and a lot of it delves into educating our patients about health conditions.
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Discover our comprehensive guide to navigating menopause. Gain valuable insights, expert advice, and practical tips to make the menopause journey a positive and fulfilling experience.
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The well-being of women has never been more important than it is today, and that’s why aesthetic gynaecology has become such a crucial aspect of modern healthcare. Women’s gynaecological care begins right from the time she reaches puberty. Her intimate care and understanding of her body are best begun at this age as it is an integral part of her confidence, sexual health, and overall well-being.
Female urinary incontinence, affecting millions globally, has two primary types: stress and urge incontinence. It is often caused by factors such as childbirth, menopause, obesity, etc. Despite being embarrassing, it’s crucial to seek help. Helena Taylor Clinic offers diverse services to manage incontinence, including lifestyle changes, pelvic exercises, medical therapies and surgery. Regular Kegel exercises can significantly improve bladder control, aiding women to regain confidence and control over their bodies.
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