Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN)

A chemical pregnancy is an early loss of a fertilized egg, where pregnancy hormones show a positive test but no growing embryo is detected. It is diagnosed by monitoring hCG hormone levels and confirming with an ultrasound.

A late period is usually when your menstrual cycle is more than 7 days past the expected date. You should be concerned if this happens repeatedly or if you experience other unusual symptoms. If sexually active it's important to start with a pregnancy test.

"Pregnancy nose" is a term used to describe the nasal congestion and runny nose that many pregnant people experience due to hormonal changes. It occurs because the increased levels of hormones cause swelling in the nasal tissues.

A numb feeling in the upper right abdomen during pregnancy might be caused by changes in the nerves, such as irritation or compression, as the body adjusts to pregnancy.

A stomach ache after eating during pregnancy can be caused by common issues like heartburn or indigestion due to hormonal changes, but other problems like gallbladder issues or constipation can also be factors.

Pain in the lower right abdomen after a hysterectomy can come from a few causes, including nerve injury, scar tissue (adhesions), or other complications that might affect nearby organs.

Pain in the lower right abdomen during orgasm may be caused by conditions such as endometriosis or other disorders. Medical evaluation is recommended if pain continues.

Severe abdominal pain after sex might be caused by internal injuries, bleeding, or other rare conditions that affect organs in the abdomen and pelvis. It’s important to get medical help if the pain is strong or lasts a long time.

Sharp lower abdominal pain in females can have several causes, ranging from gynecological issues like ovarian torsion or ectopic pregnancy to digestive problems such as appendicitis. It is important to seek medical care if the pain is severe or sudden.

If you have a late period but a negative pregnancy test, it might be because you tested too early or because other factors are affecting your cycle. Always consider retesting or speaking with your healthcare provider for more guidance.

A period that is 3 days late is usually within normal variation, but factors like stress, travel, or an early sign of pregnancy could be involved. It's a good idea to monitor your cycle and consider additional testing if the delay continues.

If your period is 4 days late, consider that menstrual cycles can vary a bit, and stress, weight changes, or hormonal shifts might be the cause. Checking with a pregnancy test and monitoring your cycle can help decide next steps.

If your period is 7 days late and you have no pregnancy symptoms, and your pregnancy test is negative at 10-14 days after that missed period, it might not be pregnancy—it could just be a temporary change in your cycle, but it's still a good idea to monitor your situation.

If you've missed 2 months of periods and a pregnancy test is negative, it's important to follow up with your healthcare provider for further evaluation to identify any underlying health issues.

During pregnancy, it is normal to have some vaginal discharge that is clear or white, thin, and has a light, mild odor.

Food cravings in pregnancy often start early, usually during the first trimester, though the exact timing can vary from one woman to another.

Frequent urination usually starts early in pregnancy, around the first trimester, and may continue or even increase as the pregnancy progresses.

Morning sickness usually begins around 4 to 6 weeks of pregnancy and is most common during the early part of the first trimester.

Experiencing abdominal pain without having your period can be due to various reasons including hormonal changes, stress, or an underlying pelvic condition that may affect your menstrual cycle.

Common causes of lower abdominal pain after sex can differ for men and women.