Why is my vagina itchy?
Itchy vagina is a more common problem in many women than you may think. There are many factors that can cause vaginal itch ranging from growing pubic hair (after shaving) to sexually transmitted infection.
A minimally invasive surgery to remove Uterus or Uterus & Cervix (and Fallopian Tubes) depending on your medical condition. You can be assured of quick recovery and minimal blood loss.
A Cyst is a sack of fluids which develops in Ovaries. Some cysts may not cause any problems but some of them can turn cancerous. A Small keyhole sized incision and a laparoscope is all it takes to remove cysts and keep you fertile.
Myomectomy is the process of removing fibroids from Uterus. Laparoscopic Myomectomy is not as painful as normal incision based surgeries. Laparoscopic Myomectomy is nearly a scarless surgery.
Underwent a family planning surgery and now you are planning for a baby? Laparoscopic Tubal Recanalisation is a minor surgery to reconnect your disconnected/cut/clipped fallopian tubes/canals.
Removal of Cancer tumors has never been so painless. Using laparoscopy, cancer tumors can easily be removed with minimal invasion and blood loss.
An advancement in the field of laparoscopy; 3D technology that gives life like pictures on the screen which helps specialists perform even the minute task with precision and perfection.
Child birth, aging, menopause are some factors for a loosened vagina. Women with loosened vagina often miss to experience the complete sensual pleasure during their intimate moments. This problem can be addressed with advanced laser treatments with quick recovery.
While there are many reasons why the vagina of a woman dries up, menopause and decreased levels of estrogen plays a major part. The irritation that you have near your vagina may also be caused for the same reason.
Leakage of urine when stressed (coughing, sneezing or even when laughing) is termed as Urinary incontinence. The person will not have control on her bladder and can be embarrassing. An overactive bladder (OAB) can also be a reason for Urinary Incontinence.
Every woman goes through a period when the levels of estrogen in her body drops and changes in other hormones also occur as they are in their 40s – 50s of age. During this time, they stop menstruating. Along with menopause, they also experience night flashes, flushes, dry vagina, irregular mood swings etc.
Some vaginal infections may not show up any symptoms while others can cause Vaginal itching, discharge from vagina, change in the colour and smell of vaginal discharge, burning sensation during urination, pain during intercourse etc. Some women may see vaginal bleeding too.
Some of the common sexually transmitted infections are Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Hepatitis A, B, C, HIV, Herpes etc. Some are caused due to bacteria while others are viral and treatable only to a little extent. Women (and men) who are sexually active and have multiple partners are prone to STDs.
Generally, no one gives much importance to the physical aspects of female sexuality. We see women unhappy with their physical changes resulting from childbirth, aging process or genetics.
Cosmetic gynecology is the latest revolution in the Aesthetic field that changes the appearance of female external to look younger and more natural. These are procedures that are more of cosmetic in nature and little medical. They are done to either boost up the function or to improve the appearance or both. With women increasingly realizing that they don’t have to simply accept their fate of leading an unhappy life, this field of cosmetic gynecology (surgical & non-surgical) has become one of the fastest growing field of gynecology.
Following are the cosmetic gynecological procedures performed at our advanced clinic:
Itchy vagina is a more common problem in many women than you may think. There are many factors that can cause vaginal itch ranging from growing pubic hair (after shaving) to sexually transmitted infection.
Know what ovarian cysts are, their types, symptoms you would likely see when you have cysts and what are the available treatment options.
When your doctor diagnoses you with fibroids, the main aim of the treatment will be:
a. Reducing the pain and bleeding during menstruation
b. Trying to reduce the risk of infertility
The type of treatment preferred by your gynecologist will depend on your age, whether you are willing to become pregnant in the future, if you have recurring fibroids, severity of fibroids etc.
Fibroids are benign (non cancerous) growth of tissues inside or outside the uterus. Uterine fibroids are also called ‘leiomyomas’. Depending on the location of the unwanted growths, the fibroids are categorized into different types.
Types of fibroids:
a. Intramural fibroids
b. Submucosal Fibroids
c. Subserous and Broad Ligament & Cervical fibroids