Can stress cause infertility?
Chronic stress can affect hormones and ovulation, but it’s rarely the sole cause. Managing stress supports overall fertility health.
Should all cysts be removed?
No. Many cysts can be safely monitored. Surgery is reserved for complex, persistent, or symptomatic cysts.
When should we see a doctor for infertility?
If you're under 35 and haven’t conceived after 12 months—or over 35 and trying for 6 months—schedule a fertility evaluation.
Can cysts affect my fertility?
Some cysts, like those from endometriosis or PCOS, can affect ovulation and fertility. Treatment can often help restore fertility.
Are ovarian cysts dangerous?
Most are benign and go away on their own. Some can cause pain or complications like rupture or torsion.
Is it normal to bleed between periods?
No. Intermenstrual bleeding should always be investigated by a healthcare provider.
How often should I get screened?
Every 3 years with Pap test (age 21–29), and every 5 years with Pap + HPV co-testing (age 30–65), or as advised by your doctor.
Can menstrual disorders be treated without hormones?
Yes. Depending on the cause, lifestyle changes, non-hormonal medications, or natural therapies may be effective.
Can I still have children after cervical cancer treatment?
Fertility may be preserved in early stages with fertility-sparing surgeries. Discuss options with your doctor before treatment begins.
Are painful periods normal?
Mild cramps are common, but severe pain that interferes with daily life may indicate an underlying condition like endometriosis.
