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Is cervical cancer hereditary?
It’s not typically inherited. The main cause is persistent HPV infection, which is acquired, not genetic.
Can I get cervical cancer if I’ve had the HPV vaccine?
The vaccine protects against the most common cancer-causing strains, but regular Pap tests are still needed.
Can menstrual disorders affect fertility?
Yes. Conditions like PCOS, thyroid issues, or endometriosis may disrupt ovulation and impact fertility.
Are irregular periods always a problem?
Not necessarily. Occasional irregularity is common, especially during puberty, stress, or perimenopause. Persistent irregularity should be evaluated.
Is cervical cancer curable?
Yes—when caught early, it is highly curable with surgery or localized treatment. Even advanced cases can often be managed effectively.
When can I start breastfeeding?
Ideally within the first hour of birth. Early initiation and frequent feeding help establish milk supply.
Is postpartum depression common?
Yes. Around 1 in 7 women experience it. Support and treatment are available—don’t hesitate to seek help.
What is considered normal postpartum bleeding?
Bleeding (lochia) can last 4–6 weeks. It should gradually decrease. Heavy bleeding or clots should be reported to your doctor.
Can I exercise during pregnancy?
Yes, light to moderate exercise like walking or prenatal yoga is encouraged unless your doctor advises otherwise.
How often should I visit my doctor during pregnancy?
Typically once a month until 28 weeks, then every 2 weeks until 36 weeks, and weekly until delivery.
