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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is a disorder of the ovaries. The ovaries no longer work normally, affecting its endocrine and ovulation functions. Some of the common characteristics of PCOS include: The ovaries develop multiple follicles at the same time instead of just one follicle During ovulation, the oocytes may or may not be released, and are undeveloped (low quality oocytes) The…
Antai Hospital’s 414 Surgical Therapy System serves the purpose for disease elimination and protection of the patients’ organs. In the cases of gynaecological conditions and its surgery, the organs involved are the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries. It is an assurance that we offer patients that undergo gynecologic surgery to remove lesions/ growths at Antai Hospital. These lesions may include:…
Pelvic Adhesions are thick fibrous bands that causes internal organs to stick together, where they normally do not. Thus, they cause obstruction and adversely affect the functions of the ovaries such as: It affects the growth and quality of the egg cells in the ovaries It causes obstruction to ovulation It affects the development of the corpus luteum (corpus luteum…
Where most hospitals cannot, Antai Hospital can save your pregnancy from late threatened miscarriages. We offer the most effective diagnosis and treatment to protect your pregnancy. If your pregnancy is between 14 – 28 gestational weeks and you have shown signs of a potential miscarriage, you may have faced a potential late threatened miscarriage. Threatened miscarriages are an emergency. If…
Can Duphaston prevent miscarriage? Duphaston (Dydrogesterone) is a commonly administered medication that is used to prevent threatened early miscarriages and recurrent miscarriages. It is a medicine that contains progestin, which acts and function very similarly to the female reproductive hormone: Progesterone. Duphaston is highly effective when treating threatened miscarriages that are caused by low progesterone secretions by the mother. In…
Immunological factors and recurrent early miscarriage Introduction According to the patents published by Antai Hospital experts: US7674590B2; What most reproductive experts and doctors identify as “unexplained miscarriages” are mostly caused by immunological factors, also known as an immunological miscarriage. It remains unexplained by most experts due to a lack of research or specialisation in this area. Furthermore, there also exists…
Teratoma and Recurrent Early Miscarriage Teratoma is a type of dermoid ovarian cyst that contains fully developed tissue or organs such as bone, teeth, hair, etc. It is commonly found in the ovaries and is benign but still requires surgical removal. Some ovarian teratoma form during a pregnancy, originating from the abnormal development of one of 2 embryos (pregnant with…
Uterine septate is the condition where there is a presence of a convex ridge deformity growing from the uterine roof towards the uterine cavity. It is identified to be the excessive or remaining connective tissue’s structure leftover during the process of infusion of the uterine auxiliary mesonephric canal during the differentiation of the female genital tracts during the developmental stage…
Antai Hospital uses Uterus Reconstructive Surgery to effectively treat several different types of Uterine malformation, allowing you to have a healthy and safe pregnancy. Uterus Reconstructive Surgery To Achieve Pregnancy With Antai Hospital Uterine Malformations are defined as congenital abnormalities during uterine development amongst women. Many of these uterine malformations do not have obvious symptoms but some severe ones include:…
Introduction During pregnancy, up to 80% of women experience nausea and/or vomiting (N/V). For the majority of women, N/V resolves by the 16th week of pregnancy. A severe and prolonged form of N/V, hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), affects 0.3–2% of pregnancies. The criteria that define HG include dehydration, ketonuria, and more than 5% weight loss (Nelson-Piercy 1998) (McCarthy et al. 2014).…