Reasons why your period may have stopped

Missing out on your period doesn’t mean that you're pregnant. Also, people take it for

granted that we'll have periods from puberty until middle age. But what happens when your periods suddenly stop? It's fairly common to experience irregular periods from time to time lifestyle changes and environmental factors such as shift work can make you late but absent periods (amenorrhea) especially at the early age should always be checked out. If you are a young woman and has regular periods but you missed out one for three months, but you are not pregnant then you should see your gynecologist as it could be more serious. Below, we look at some of the most common reasons your periods might have stopped.

Testimony from a patient that touches our heart

Mother'sLap IVF Centre is one of the renowned and specialized IVF centre in Delhi that delivers number of successful results every year in infertility treatment in India. Mother's Lap is considered as the best infertility treatment in Delhi is operating and fulfilling the dreams of numerous of childless couples.  The clinic has a lot of expertise hands and diligent staff members. The clinic has got the reputation of world class state of the art amenities for allocating our patients low cost of IVF treatment in Delhi.

Today, I want to share this incredibly thanking note which we have received from one our patients. It not only touched all of our hearts but reminded us too that what we do is actually fulfilling one’s dream of having their

Fat is no fun

By Dr. Shobha Gupta

Obesity is a chronic medical condition characterized by too much body fat. Obesity is diagnosed by a number called the Body Mass Index (BMI), which calculates the amount of body fat. Your BMI is calculated from your current height and weight. The higher the BMI the more body fat a person has.

Being overweight affects everything.  Yet another growing problem in today’s time among the population is infertility caused due to Obesity. Weight problem cases are on increase everywhere, and so are infertility clinics. Almost 10% of couples in the country get affected by infertility and are hesitant to take medical advice. The obesity rates in India have been rising at an extensive rate, out of which quarter of the women’s population is defined as medically obese. 

Experts believe obesity has to do with the lifestyle issues of the major population in urban India. People in cities follow a sedentary lifestyle. Little or no physical activity are to blame.

I see at least 10 to 15 patients in a day coming to me for infertility out of which 4 to 5% are obese. Obesity also leads to low stamina, which reduces the urge of having sex. Obesity in women is known to contribute to annovulation, a reduced conception rate and at greater risk of pregnancy complications like