Dr Harshita Kakarla

For many women, having fibroids during pregnancy can be emotionally taxing, particularly if the fibroids are found either before or during the pregnancy. Non-cancerous growths in the uterus that fluctuate in size and location are called fibroids. Although many women…

Because they believe irregular menstruation symptoms are transient, many women ignore them. However, uterine polyps, a frequent gynecological issue, may be indicated by changes in bleeding patterns. These uterine growths are often not malignant, but if left untreated, they can…

A woman’s overall health, hormonal balance, fertility, and regular menstrual cycle are all significantly impacted by her ovarian health. Eggs and vital hormones, such as progesterone and estrogen, are produced by the ovaries. Over time, poor diet, stress, hormonal imbalances,…

Many women are reluctant to talk about vaginal dryness in younger women, even though many women under 40 suffer from it. Vaginal dryness can happen much earlier due to lifestyle factors, hormonal changes, stress, and medical disorders, even though it…

Endometriosis and the Immune System share a deeper connection than most people realize. Many women experience pain, inflammation, and hormonal changes, but the role of immunity often remains overlooked. This blog explains how Endometriosis and the Immune System influence each…

Uterine fibroids are noncancerous uterine growths that frequently cause pelvic pain, heavy menstrual bleeding, or problems with conception. One of the most effective non-surgical ways to manage these symptoms is Hormonal Therapy for Fibroids. This therapy helps shrink fibroids or…

Stress has become an inevitable aspect of contemporary life. However, it can negatively impact your reproductive system if it lasts too long. Understanding how stress affects ovarian health enables women to recognize early symptoms and maintain their hormonal balance. Maintaining…

Undergoing a medical termination of pregnancy (MTP), especially multiple times (for instance, 12–17 times), places significant physical, hormonal, and emotional demands on a person’s body. While the decision and its circumstances are deeply personal, it becomes especially vital to practice…

Living with adenomyosis can be emotionally and cognitively exhausting. While its bodily manifestations, including fatigue, pelvic pain, and heavy menstruation, are often recognised, the invisible difficulties are also significant.  The unpredictable symptoms and persistent discomfort can make day-to-day living emotionally…

Non-cancerous tumors known as uterine fibroids develop in or around the uterus, affecting millions of women during their reproductive years. They can range in size from tiny nodules to large masses that distort the uterus. Although the precise etiology of…