Reproductive And Sexual Health

Reproductive health is not only about hormones — healthy hormones come from genetics, diet, and nourishment at the cellular level. For long-term reproductive health it is vital to ensure you have a balanced, nutrient-dense diet, keep yourself adequately hydrated, and avoid processed foods.

Pelvic pain causes: Gynecologist suggest 6 reasons to take it seriously

When to worry about pelvic pain: If you experience discomfort in your pelvic area, pay attention. Pelvic pain should not be ignored, as it can indicate serious health conditions that require timely medical attention. Here’s how early diagnosis and treatment of pelvic pain can prevent long-term complications.

Contraception: Dos and don'ts you should know to maintain reproductive health, prevent STIs

From hormonal options like birth control pills to barrier methods such as condoms and long-term solutions like IUDs, there is a diverse range of choices. Here's what you should know for better health outcomes and greater control over reproductive choices.

Protect your vaginal health: 20 dos and don'ts for a safe and infection-free zone

Vaginal health tips: The well-being of your physical, mental, and emotional health is essential, but what about your vaginal health? Your vagina deserves attention and care too. Explore the dos and don'ts for a safe, infection-free zone.

Vision 2024 | ‘Safe, judgement-free, equitable sexual health for all’: Dr Tanaya Narendra aka Dr Cuterus

Sexual health in India is a bag of paradoxes. Sex Education is one of the most watched shows on Netflix, there’s been a wild increase in the sale of sex toys in India in the last year, but we don’t have specialty doctors to consult about safe sex practices.

'Chhatriwali' Rakul Preet Singh: 'We are in 2023 and female sexual health and sex education are still taboo topics'

'Doctor G' actor returns with another film around biological health and social awareness. Rakul Preet Singh, whose 'Chhatriwali' released on Zee5, speaks about the need for such films to exist, to stoke conversations around sexual health.

Govt data shows minimal disruption in institutional deliveries during COVID-19 pandemic but activists sceptical

The government’s response to a question in Parliament on the extent of disruption to institutional deliveries in India paints a picture contrary to reports from the ground, strengthening scepticism among those tracking the developments closely.