Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN)

Tailbone pain during pregnancy can be eased by using supportive cushions when sitting, shifting positions often, doing gentle stretches, and applying warm or cold packs. If the pain continues, it's important to talk with a healthcare provider for safe advice.

Stomach aches during early pregnancy can be normal, but it's important to recognize when pain requires medical attention.

Upper right quadrant pain during pregnancy is not common and should be evaluated by a doctor, as it may indicate an underlying condition.

Some vaginal pain near the end of pregnancy can be normal, but if the pain is severe or comes with other symptoms, you should call your healthcare provider right away.

A bump in the pubic area in females can be caused by several factors, including benign cysts or fibromas, genital warts from a viral infection, or sometimes an abscess due to infection. Treatment depends on the cause and ranges from simple observation and topical treatments to minor procedures or medications.

Severe lower abdominal pain in females can stem from multiple causes, including problems with the reproductive organs, digestive system, or urinary tract. When pain is severe, it's essential to seek medical evaluation.

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.

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

Yes, it is possible for a period to be 7 days late without other pregnancy symptoms and still be a sign of early pregnancy.

A vinegar-like smell in vaginal discharge is not a clear sign of pregnancy by itself—it can be a normal part of the vaginal environment or point to other changes.

It is quite normal for a menstrual cycle to occasionally be late; many women experience variation in their cycle timing.

A period is typically considered late if it hasn't started about 7 days after when you normally expect it.

Greenish vaginal discharge can be a sign of an infection and should be checked by a doctor to find out the exact cause and get proper treatment.

Green discharge is not common with a yeast infection. Yeast infections usually cause thick, white, cottage cheese–like discharge, not green discharge.

Greenish vaginal discharge in pregnancy is not usually normal and can be a sign of an infection. It’s important to have it checked by a doctor for proper evaluation and care.

Greenish-yellow vaginal discharge is not typical and can be a sign of an infection.

A greyish white vaginal discharge without an odor is usually not a problem. However, it’s important to watch for other symptoms or changes to be sure everything is okay.

Some vaginal discharge is normal during pregnancy, but a strong or foul smell might be a sign of an infection that needs evaluation.

Some yellow discharge during pregnancy might be normal, but if it’s accompanied by other symptoms like odor, itching, or discomfort, it could point to an infection that needs evaluation.

Light yellow vaginal discharge is often normal, especially if it has no odor or discomfort, but changes in your body should always be monitored.