What can I talk to my gyno about?

In today’s world doctor consultation is possible online in which you can consult with a doctor over a call. Female related issues are handled by doctors known as gynaecologists or in simple terms gyno. But many females are not acquainted by what questions they should ask to gyno. 

For this an online doctor consultation app is there named aayu app. Through which you should talk with the doctor over call.

Here are some of the topics you should discuss with your gyno.

Why i have so much pain during my period time:

Most of the girls have to tolerate almost unbearable pain during their periods. It's so common nowadays that many girls try to ignore that and put themselves into bad situations in future. Girls should have to talk to gyno regarding this because this may lead to problems like endometriosis (endometrial-like tissue acts as endometrial tissue thickens, breaks down and bleeds with each menstrual cycle. But because this tissue has no way to exit your body, it becomes trapped.). It leads to severe pain during the menstrual cycle sometimes leads to fertility issues too.

Why should I have sexual discomfort while doing sex with my partner?

As the girls' upbringing is like this, they are not able to talk regarding their sexual issue so that trend also appears while talking with gyno. Most common reason for sexual discomfort is pain during sex.You should talk with doctor that why am i facing pain with certain position than your gyno might give you another position that might help you. But if you are facing pain with every position during your intercourse then it's very important to talk with gyno so to avoid any future problems.

If your gyno prescribes you medicine then you can buy medicine and get them delivered at home through aayu app. Firstly they will prescribe you medicines then you can order them with your nearest medical stores.

Painful, Heavy, or Irregular Periods 

As women, we are often discouraged to discuss our menstrual cycle. Because of this, it can be hard to know if your period is “normal”, or if something you are experiencing is due to an underlying medical issue.

Heavy periods can mean different things to different women, so it is very important that you talk to your gynecologist if you are experiencing any of the below symptoms. 

• If you experience bleeding after menopause.
• A heavy period that is causing you to soak a pad or a tampon every one to two hours.
• Passing large clots. Some clotting is normal, but heavy clots could be a cause for concern. 

Heavy periods can be caused by a number of things such as uterine fibroids, hormonal imbalance, polyps, uterine hyperplasia, or cancer. Painful periods may also be a sign of endometriosis, uterine fibroids, or pelvic inflammatory disease. Your gynecologist can help you figure out why your periods are abnormally heavy and painful and recommend treatment that can provide relief. 

Irregular periods can be normal in the adolescent years after getting your period the first time, but not as you mature. A typical menstrual cycle is anywhere from 21 to 35 days. As with heavy bleeding, every woman is different, but if you have a hard time predicting when you are going to have your period, be sure to speak with your gynecologist.