मासिक पाळीच्या समस्या आणि PCOS वर तज्ज्ञ डॉक्टरांचा सल्ला | Dr. Swati Badgire
अनियमित मासिक पाळी (Irregular Periods), तीव्र वेदना, वजन वाढणे किंवा PCOS/PCOD या समस्यांमुळे आज अनेक महिला त्रस्त आहेत. या व्हिडिओमध्ये स्त्रीरोगतज्ज्ञ Dr. Swati Badgire यांनी मासिक पाळीशी संबंधित सर्व समस्या, PCOS ची सुरुवातीची लक्षणे, जीवनशैलीत करायचे बदल आणि योग्य उपचार यावर सविस्तर मार्गदर्शन केले आहे.
या व्हिडिओमध्ये काय पाहायला मिळेल?
* अनियमित मासिक पाळीची मुख्य कारणे
* PCOS आणि PCOD मधील फरक व लक्षणे
* पाळीच्या असह्य वेदनांवर घरगुती आणि वैद्यकीय उपाय
* पाळी नियमित ठेवण्यासाठी योग्य आहार आणि व्यायाम
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अनियमित मासिक पाळी (Irregular Periods), तीव्र वेदना, वजन वाढणे किंवा PCOS/PCOD या समस्यांमुळे आज अनेक महिला त्रस्त आहेत. या व्हिडिओमध्ये स्त्रीरोगतज्ज्ञ Dr. Swati Badgire यांनी मासिक पाळीशी संबंधित सर्व समस्या, PCOS ची सुरुवातीची लक्षणे, जीवनशैलीत करायचे बदल आणि योग्य उपचार यावर सविस्तर मार्गदर्शन केले आहे.
या व्हिडिओमध्ये काय पाहायला मिळेल?
* अनियमित मासिक पाळीची मुख्य कारणे
* PCOS आणि PCOD मधील फरक व लक्षणे
* पाळीच्या असह्य वेदनांवर घरगुती आणि वैद्यकीय उपाय
* पाळी नियमित ठेवण्यासाठी योग्य आहार आणि व्यायाम
तुम्ही अपोलो स्पेक्ट्रा हॉस्पिटल्सशी १८६०५००२२४४ या क्रमांकावर संपर्क साधू शकता आणि डॉ. स्वाती बडगिरे यांच्याकडे भेटीची वेळ बुक करू शकता.
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www.apollospectra.com
/ apollospectrahospitals
/ @apollospectrahospital
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00:00new year 2000s, month and month and month and month and month, month and month and month and month and
00:06month and month.
00:06Sometimes sometimes I have cramps and it's clear that the 10th line is gone with the penkiller,
00:14with our paracetamol.
00:15I think that the way through the VED has become much more than a person,
00:19at which point, they can find a way of getting it to the penkiller.
00:25There are mood swings and we are cravings.
00:28But sometimes, when we have a good idea,
00:32we have a boyfriend who has a boyfriend,
00:34who has a new one.
00:36We have heard that there is no psychological answer.
00:40But I remember that there is a good psychological answer
00:42that there are good mood swings.
00:46I don't know if you have a strict answer
00:49You can tell me that it's not just the attention-seeking disease.
00:55There is no pathology. We have pre-menstrual syndrome.
01:00There are many variations of the symptoms.
01:02There are many patients with extreme symptoms and depression.
01:12Hi, hello. Namaskar Admi Gargi.
01:14So, welcome to the episode of the May 19th of April.
01:21There are many main answers.
01:23And in the past years, we'll have a question of the rest of our health-based community.
01:25Let us know the questions.
01:29And we'll have a question.
01:31But the brain is responding and the problem.
01:33Let us try and understand.
01:33And we will see the future, for the future, for the future, for the future.
01:38We are all about to get into our mind.
01:40And the tension is on the right side.
01:43We are also about to be expert in this procedure.
01:45Our last procedure,
01:47and the leproscopic surgeon Dr. Swathi Ahit.
01:51Swathi, welcome to the hospital.
01:54We have to say that you are all about to know.
01:57That we don't have to do our best.
02:00We don't have to do our best.
02:01We don't have to be honest,
02:01we don't have to be honest.
02:04But we've got our best.
02:05But, in the first place, the first person has started to see the first person's age.
02:10Is it the first person's age?
02:15In the 12-year-old population, Kishorvayen Muli was first in the first place.
02:23In the first place, the first person was a different person.
02:27There is also a problem with genetics, how to get the pollen portion, how to get the nutrition, and how
02:34to get the stress on the other side.
02:37So, we have to get the age of Kishorvain, because we have to get the age of menarche.
02:43Generally, we have to do breast development.
02:46So, at 12 years, we were going to get first class of the year.
02:51Then the first stage was in the first stage.
02:53My turner is the third stage or Nantar.
02:56In three years, you were going to get first class in 3 years.
03:00That's amazing.
03:01But a lot of the students were saying that the first class of the year,
03:04we got to get a first class of the year.
03:07That's a serious stress, that you are going to get a lot of symptoms.
03:10So, we got to get a lot of time in each year.
03:12In this particular period, I didn't know how to do yoga, but what do we know about yoga studies?
03:21Yoga studies are very difficult.
03:26The first study was very irregular, because it was in hypoteload.
03:33It was immature.
03:34Did you say that you have earned of 2-3 years in the beginning of the year,
03:39whether your flow is low and whether your flow is heavy,
03:42or whether it's not regular at all.
03:44If you say that it's not a month or two-to-three months,
03:47it's not a month or two-to-three months.
03:48After two-to-three years, I think that you have to observe
03:53that you have to learn that you have earned of this year.
03:56So here there are many variations.
03:59But I wonder that you thought the beginning of the year,
04:02So, you thought that you were monitoring 2-3 months.
04:05But in the beginning, there is a little irregular, healthy population selection.
04:09So, there is no tension, right?
04:11No tension, because there are variations.
04:15I mean, you should not be able to get a 90-day period of time.
04:19I mean, you should not be able to get a 3-day period of time.
04:21Two days a year in two days, three months.
04:24You should not be able to get a lot of time.
04:26You should not be able to get a lot of time.
04:29You should not be able to get a lot of time.
04:33That's all.
04:34You should not be able to get a lot of time.
04:35So, I think that the problem is that the problem is normal or abnormal.
04:41But when the problem is wrong, the problem is not bad.
04:46And the problem is that the problem is anxious.
04:51Every time there is panic and there are tablets.
04:54And the problem is that the problem is that the problem is not bad.
05:00That means, the problem is that the problem is very natural.
05:04Yes.
05:04But if you have tablet, you must not use tablets.
05:08But sometimes there are a lot of problems in the body.
05:11It is tough.
05:13When you are sick, you have to get a pen kill.
05:15that we have paracetamol.
05:18In other words, when we have the Vedana,
05:20we work in the same way.
05:22So, do we need to be able to get the Vedana or not?
05:26I was thinking about dysmenorrhea.
05:29Dysmenorrhea means that
05:30when you have the Vedana,
05:33when you have the Vedana,
05:34this is normal,
05:37but when the Vedana is normal,
05:39we don't have the Vedana.
05:41There are two types of dysmenorrhea.
05:44There are primary dysmenorrhea,
05:46we don't have pelvic pathology.
05:48There can't be any reason for that.
05:50So we have primary dysmenorrhea.
05:52And in secondary dysmenorrhea,
05:54there are pelvic pathology.
05:56For those, there are fibroids,
05:59ovarian cysts or cem Agreement,
06:02and it's a great reason for dysmenorrhea.
06:06We usually don't have to be able to do this.
06:07But you often have to consider it
06:10when you have a day to day activities
06:13It's hampered.
06:15You have to be in school, college, office, and you have to be in pain.
06:21You have to be in normal painkiller.
06:27But if you have normal painkillers, you have to be in a hospital.
06:31If you have no symptoms of 2 or 3, then you will be in a hospital.
06:40You have to be in a hospital and you have to be in a hospital.
06:44But you have to be in a hospital, you have to be in a hospital.
06:47It's a very important side effect.
06:50I have to be in a hospital when you are in hospital.
06:52I'm sure you have to be taken care of as an hospital.
07:00It's hard to do it today, but it's hard to do it today.
07:03But in the periods, it's a lot of discomfort, it's a pain-killer.
07:09I don't know how to do it at home, but we can do it at home,
07:12so that the people who have a lot of life can do it.
07:14Yes, it's a pain-killer.
07:19Discomfort is mild pain.
07:20You can drink the warm water from hot water.
07:24You can drink the warm water from hot water.
07:27It can be a pain relief for you, and you can't be able to do it, and you can't be
07:33able to do it.
07:35And if there are light exercises, if there are yoga, it can be pain relief from you.
07:41Good, good. And exercise has a great role, I guess.
07:46I guess you can maintain your muscles and elasticity.
07:51Yes, yes, exactly.
07:53It's not just that you don't have to do yoga regularly.
07:59If you don't have to do yoga regularly, you don't have to be able to do yoga regularly.
08:02So you don't have to be able to do yoga regularly.
08:04Good.
08:05But there is an interesting concept that every person has to do.
08:09It means that PCOD and PMS are being addressed.
08:15But we have to change the concept.
08:17We are talking about PMOS.
08:18We are talking about PCOD and polycystic ovarian disease.
08:19Yes, exactly.
08:20What kind of concept is there?
08:21What kind of concept is there?
08:22What kind of concept is there?
08:23What kind of concept is there?
08:48Okay.
08:48That's the main focus.
08:50That means in polycystic is very small parts that talk to people.
08:54When they explain them to them, they're passing on pathology and they say they don't have to have Movies.
09:04In my opinion, if they have the pathology, they don't have to have to have to have to have to
09:12have the pathology.
09:19I think it's important that you have to focus on your uterus and ovaries.
09:26I think it's important that there are thyroid abnormalities and other endocrine problems.
09:33I think it's important that you have to earn a little bit of a scanty flow.
09:39I think it's a very small flow.
09:43I think it's important that you have to have excessive hair growth and upper lips.
09:52I think it's important that it's genetic and upper lips are extra.
09:58I think it's important that you don't have to worry about your body and your hirsutism.
10:05It's important that you have to have oily skin and acne.
10:10These are all of the PCOS.
10:13This PCOS changes every stage.
10:16It's important that you have to have an unyamit and hirsutism.
10:21It's an excessive hair growth.
10:23It's important that you have to have reproductive age.
10:29It's important that you have to have irregular menses.
10:31But towards the end, when you have menopausal age, you have to have excessive heavy flow.
10:36It's important that you have to have PCOS and PMOS.
10:39But what is this treatment?
10:41What is this treatment?
10:42It's actually a lifestyle disorder.
10:45It's a PMS.
10:46It's like chronic diseases, diabetes, hypertension.
10:50It's like a lifestyle disorder.
10:53It's like a lifestyle disorder.
10:55It's like a lifestyle disorder.
10:55It's like you have to have a lifestyle.
10:59I think it's like you have to have regular exercise.
11:03You can avoid junk food.
11:05And if you don't have to have exercise in walking,
11:09then you have to have proper strength training.
11:12And you have to have protein intake.
11:14But you have to have regular sleep cycle.
11:16If you don't have to have PMS,
11:19then you don't have to have a phone at night.
11:22But if you don't have to have a phone at night,
11:24you don't have to have a phone at night.
11:25Then you have to have exercise in walking,
11:27and you have to have a sleep cycle disturbed.
11:29So these are all the symptoms.
11:30These are all the symptoms.
11:31So you have to have PMS.
11:34So you have to have medication?
11:36Lifestyle correction plus supportive management.
11:40It's like supportive management.
11:42It's like medicine.
11:44But there are some doctors,
11:48you have to have OCP,
11:50you have to have tablets for 3 months.
11:52Then you have to have regular sleep.
11:54And then you have to have regular sleep.
11:55But then you have to have regular sleep cycle.
11:59So you have to have PCOS correct.
12:00But it's not.
12:01If you have to have PCOS correct,
12:02then you have to have 6 to 7 months.
12:05And then you have to have lifestyle correction
12:07plus extra medications.
12:08You have to have a decent care.
12:10So, my of my patients are used to have the same conditions.
12:14This is the conditions.
12:15The case is it.
12:17In the periods,
12:19it's normal to see our bleeding.
12:20But sometimes we have clots.
12:23Yes.
12:24What do you think it's painful?
12:26Normally, clots and painful are two symptoms.
12:30symptoms actually. Clots are known as heavy bleeding or menorrhagia. And pain is dismenore.
12:38There are two symptoms. And in common language, we have to use a rule that is 7 to 1.
12:467 is more than 7 days. You can't change the bleeding from 7 days.
12:522 is you can't change the sanitary pad.
12:571 inch of point. You can't get a big blood clot.
13:03In simple language, you have to use 7 to 1 rules.
13:07You can observe your menstrual period. And you can get the doctor's cell.
13:14And you can't change the blood clot. But if you have a particular age, we don't have to know.
13:20We don't have to know about the details.
13:23We don't have to know about the same details.
13:25It is very difficult for you to have a lot of complications, fibroids, but it is very difficult for you
13:33to have a lot of hemoglobin, chakras, etc.
13:40So, if you have a clotting, you have a lot of heavy bleeding, then how do you have a lot
13:45of age groups?
13:47Because often you are a little bit more than your reproductive age group, because because of the endometal polyp,
13:55you have got an analisomyosis for the endometrial polyp, continue to get a problem which makes you have a lot
14:08of fibroids,
14:11Yes, we have fibroids.
14:13We have some mucosal bleeding, so we have bleeding heavily.
14:18And the other thing is malignancy.
14:21We have a chance to have cancer.
14:23We have a chance to have heavy bleeding.
14:27We have a lot of these periods that are irregular.
14:31I think that the point is that we have periods of conditions,
14:37that we have periods of low age 30 years old and the conditions of pregnancy is going to be adjusted
14:47in future pregnancy and the pattern is going to be adjusted in the future?
14:52Yes, if you are regular age, that is when you are regular age, you have ovulation
14:57ovulation means you are under age 30 and you are under age 30 and you are under age 30
15:02and when you are ovulation, you are regular age 30
15:05If you don't have an ovulation, you don't have an ovulation, but if you don't have an ovulation, you don't
15:11have an ovulation and you don't have an ovulation.
15:11That's why it's a hormonal disturbance.
15:14I mean, estrogen and progesterone are two main hormones.
15:17Estrogen is working with the first time, which is the body of the body.
15:23And the second is progesterone hormone.
15:25If it's a pregnancy, it's a support.
15:27But progesterone hormone doesn't have a secret, it doesn't have ovulation.
15:31So, it's an endometrial hyperplasia, and it's an estrogen overact.
15:35And it's a good pregnancy for your future.
15:39If you think about it, how do you work with the doctor?
15:46Yes, I think it's a good question.
15:49I think it's a secondary, but first you have to do your work.
15:52because only in the past, or in the past, or in the past, that you will do your future future
16:00planning.
16:01In our current generation, it's a secondary thing, but you can feel that joy is a great joy.
16:10It's a great joy for you.
16:11It's a great joy for us.
16:12I think that's so much.
16:14But I had a question on my own.
16:16But this is my question.
16:18You think it's PMS.
16:20It's our mood swings and cravings.
16:24But this is the most important thing in my mind.
16:28If it's my boyfriend and he's not in the mood,
16:32it's not that it's your psychological answer.
16:36But I don't remember what it was.
16:37If it's not psychological then it has a mood swings.
16:39that's that.
16:41More swings.
16:42I didn't know if I had my own
16:47treatment and my own
16:47I didn't know if I had treatment
16:49at least a month,
16:53attention-seeking
16:54and my own
16:57pathology
16:58was the pre-menstrual syndrome.
17:01I have a lot of variation
17:02with symptoms.
17:03Many patients have extreme symptoms
17:05such as depression,
17:07such as a bad cat,
17:08And there are symptoms like bloating, breast pain, mastalgia, and all these symptoms are present in pre-menstrual syndrome.
17:20Yes, but the symptoms are present in the symptoms.
17:25You said that some people are present in this level.
17:29But you have to get a little bit of advice
17:32If you have to get a doctor
17:35Because of that, you have to get a lot of things
17:37That is a good thing, it bothers you
17:40Yes, yes
17:41We have to talk about pre-menstrual syndrome
17:44There is a patient in 4-3 years
17:48This is a common symptom
17:51But 5-8% are severe symptoms
17:54In the past 8 people are severe
17:58So, there is a discomfort for you today, when you have a day to day activities, you have a relationship,
18:08you have a problem, you have a career problem, you have a presentation, you have a presentation, you have a
18:18presentation, you have a conversation in college.
18:21So, if you do this, you will be a gynecologist, you have a great advice and evaluation.
18:28That's why you have a good advice, because you have to give a great advice, you have to give a
18:33great advice, but you have to give a great advice.
18:38So, if you have a quick question, please, what should we do with the Rajo Nivrutti?
18:43We have to know some details about the right age and the other thing is fibroids.
18:51But fibroids are the most important thing to say that I am going to get sick.
18:57There are many people who speak about it.
18:58What science is there and how it is developed and how it is developed.
19:04Fibroids are just 3 layers of uterus.
19:07We have 3 layers of uterus.
19:10In myometrium, excessive growth is fibroids.
19:14We have to deal with lipoma, fatigue, etc.
19:20But where is your uterus located?
19:23In which area of uterus?
19:25There are 3 types of uterus.
19:28Submucosal, intramiometrial and serosal.
19:32Submucosal is 2cm of fibroids.
19:34There are 3 types of uterus.
19:36Like you have a very heavy bleeding.
19:38But the same fibroids are not in the outer location.
19:41If you have 5-6cm of the uterus, you don't have to deal with it.
19:46If you have a uterus, and if you have a fibroids, then you have to deal with it.
19:51In 50% of the cases, fibroids are asymptomatic.
19:54That means incidental finding.
19:56If we have a sonography, you don't have fibroids.
20:00So, you don't have to deal with the asymptomatic fibroids.
20:03You don't have to deal with the treatment of the asymptomatic fibroids.
20:04If you have to do an observation,
20:06If you have to visit the gynecologist,
20:09you will find that there is a frequency of the observation.
20:12If you have to deal with the fibroids,
20:14you don't have to deal with it.
20:16And you have to deal with any other information.
20:19If you have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids,
20:22you don't have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids.
20:24If you have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids,
20:32you don't have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids.
20:33If you have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids,
20:35you don't have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids.
20:38If you have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids,
20:39you don't have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids.
20:40If you have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids,
20:44you don't have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids.
20:46If you have to deal with the symptoms of fibroids,
20:47The fibroids are less than the size of the fibroids, but they don't even know the fibroids.
20:53Even if it's done, it's hormonally dependent.
20:57If it's done, it's less than 1-2 cm.
21:00But if you don't have surgery, you don't have to do surgery.
21:06And another important point is that the fibroids need to be done.
21:11If we were to talk about the PMS, if we were to talk about the lifestyle, it's a big problem.
21:19So, if you know the period of time, I think it's a little bit of your experience.
21:24So, I think it's a little bit of your experience.
21:26Yes.
21:26What do you think about it?
21:28The age of menopause in the Indian population is 45 to 50.
21:35The age of menopause is a spectrum of pre-menopause and post-menopause.
21:43There are three phases.
21:44So, in pre-menopause, your fibroids are slightly irregular.
21:47If it's irregular, you don't have a flow.
21:50You don't have a duration gap.
21:54You don't have a duration gap.
22:04I don't have a function of getting your 1990s.
22:07So, even pre-menopause, you don't have a pregnancy.
22:10I don't have a function of the post-menopause.
22:14Because there are two phases, there are three phases.
22:18That's a spectrum of menopause.
22:20So, you don't have an impact on age.
22:22Because it depends on whether you're sick or if you're angry or you're angry, then you're angry, and you're a
22:32genetic person.
22:35And I think, in the beginning, I'm going to ask you a question,
22:40that fibroids have been affected by fibroids.
22:44What fibroids do you have to remove the calors?
22:47Why do you operate the calors?
22:49So fibroids are not malignant, it is not a cancer.
22:55I am very happy to have cancer, but I am very happy to have this.
23:02We are very happy to have this.
23:03If fibroids are not malignant, we will treat a touch over treatment.
23:09There are some criteria and guidelines like ACOG,
23:13that we have to treat it with more than 5 to 6 cm fibroids,
23:21generally, it has to be affected, because either you have any symptoms,
23:26or tracer symptoms, or the bleeding is heavy.
23:28But the patient will tell you that the bleeding is heavy.
23:32So, the doctor will tell you that you have to be affected,
23:38but you don't have to affect the fibroids.
23:39I don't have to affect the fibroids.
23:41And if you have noticed, I have told you that the immune system
23:48and the immune system will be affected by it.
23:51I think the immune system will be a little bit more,
23:55but it will be a little bit more.
23:55So, the immune system will be affected by it.
23:58Yes, it will be affected by genetics,
24:02but generation to generation can change.
24:06Exactly the age could be not a child,
24:09If you have a lot of patients, they say that if I had 12 years old, then I was 42
24:15years old.
24:16I had a lot of patients who had 12 years old.
24:18I had a lot of patients who had 12 years old.
24:20But it's hard.
24:21Because if you have 8 to 10 years old, then you have a lot of patients.
24:25Then you have a lot of patients.
24:29I think it's a great question.
24:30We have a lot of patients today.
24:33But if we don't do good things, we don't do good things, we don't do good things, we don't have
24:39to do good things
24:39And one more thing is that in a period of years, the sanitary pads have so many varieties
24:45Now this period, when did you use a cup?
24:49So how do you use a cup in the body?
24:53So you have to use a menstrual cup, sanitary pad or a tampoon
24:59So your menstrual flow is dependent and age is dependent
25:04So the menstrual cup has a lot of options today
25:08Because there is a lot of advantage
25:10If you have a one-time purchase of 300-500 rupees for a cup
25:15Then you use a cup for 5-6 years
25:18If you use a proper sterilization and cleaning
25:22If you have easy to carry, you can carry it
25:27But there is a disadvantage that you have to adapt a little time
25:32Because the insertion and withdrawal
25:35This means that you have to use a menstrual cup
25:40But if you have to use a menstrual cup
25:42If you have to use a menstrual cup
25:44Then you have to use a menstrual cup
25:46Even if it can hold 20-30 ml of blood
25:51And when you need to have to change your menstrual cup
25:56When you have to eat a menstrual cup
25:57Then you have to use a small amount of pads
25:58And you have to use a way to use a flu
26:01If you have to daily use a pad
26:02Then you have to use a duplicate
26:04But there is a problem without a disposal
26:08If you have to be able to dispose off
26:20It is a good option for you to use a toxic shock syndrome, a severe infection in your body.
26:37You can use a tampon in your body.
26:50you can use a dietary pad
26:51It is safe
26:52I remember when we were talking about pats
26:55when you were talking about your irritation
26:59in your private parts
27:01you have rashes
27:02what are you doing?
27:06This is a question
27:07and when you were talking about rashes
27:11you can use rashes
27:12How do you do that?
27:14I use a menstrual product
27:17I use a menstrual product
27:20for the sugandi yuk
27:22you can not use a product
27:23there are foreign products
27:25there are fragners
27:27there are menstrual products
27:30if you have less irritation
27:32one is that you have to go to the routine
27:34the products may be changing
27:37and the other is that you have to change
27:38the other is that you have to change
27:40during 6 to 8 hours
27:41in the past after 8 to 10
27:43you will have to change
27:51It is a source of bacterial growth.
27:55In the bloodstream, there will be infection.
27:59There will be rash and ulcers.
28:03In the menstrual hygiene, you will change the pad.
28:08You will clean the area.
28:09You will maintain hydration.
28:11You will use cotton cloths as well.
28:16You can do that.
28:17But you asked about the rash and ulcers.
28:21You can do your hygiene.
28:23But in the market, there will be a wash, an intimate wash.
28:26Is it safe for you?
28:28It is a self-cleaning organ.
28:30If you use soap, shampoo, and wash it,
28:36it will not be safe for you.
28:38There will be a microflora that will disturb you.
28:42And you will have an infection in your body.
28:45You don't have to use it.
28:47If we wash it with your skin,
28:52you will use warm water.
28:56Without soap or shampoo or wash.
28:59I will have to be a very simple process.
29:01So, we will have to work with our health.
29:03We can do our health and health.
29:07And we can do our hygiene.
29:08And we can use the same type of hygiene.
29:10We can do our same type of hygiene.
29:12How do we keep our health and health?
29:19So, we can do our same type of hygiene.
29:21I would like to share with you, that the patient's age is 28 years old.
29:27And after 2-3 years, the patient's age will be higher than 2-3 years.
29:32But the patient's age will be higher than 2-3 years.
29:36But the patient's age will be higher than 2-3 years.
29:40And the symptoms will be higher than 2-3 years.
29:44So, everyone knows that there is an inversion of the uterus.
29:50When I checked, there is a big cervical fibroid, around 7-8 cm.
30:02The uterus will be higher than 2-3 years.
30:06The uterus will be higher than 2-3 years, along with fibroid.
30:11So, in that case, there will be an emergency for the uterus.
30:17The uterus will be higher than 2-3 years.
30:20So, it means that if you have 3-4 years, the uterus will be higher than 3-4 years.
30:26At least, if you have a sonography, you will visit to a gynecologist.
30:30At least, if you have a sonography.
30:32If you have the uterus, you will have an elective process.
30:37But if you have a sonography, you will have a sonography.
30:41That's right.
30:42And one thing I would like to know,
30:44that when there is a fibroid operation,
30:48that is related to the uterus,
30:50that is related to the uterus.
30:51So, the uterus will be higher than 3-3 years.
30:55The uterus will be higher than 3-3 years.
30:57So, the uterus will be higher than 3-3 years.
31:08If this was then 2-3 in Nocturum upand.
31:13This was a LAPROSCOPIC procedure.
31:23This treatment is almost a daycare procedure.
31:25It is important that two patients are still in the hospital and the other patients are still in the hospital.
31:31So, we don't have to worry about that.
31:32So, we have to recover very quickly.
31:35And if you don't have to worry about palpitations or a lot of pain,
31:40if you have to worry about the symptoms, you will have to be surgical menopause.
31:45So, if you have to worry, you will have to worry about the ovaries.
31:49And you will have to be menopause.
31:51So, naturally, there are two to three years of menopause.
31:56So, if you have to worry about the cut-off, you will have to be able to avoid some symptoms.
32:01I mean, overall, we have to be able to get the stoop in every stage.
32:08We have to be able to get the stoop.
32:10So, we have to be able to get the stoop.
32:12So, if you have to be able to get the stoop, you will have to be able to get the
32:14stoop.
32:17One of the things that I always say,
32:25if you don't want to talk to people and you have to
32:29she is not comfortable in montón to tell them out.
32:35If they have to do things with overall it's the same thing that you do,
32:40even if you have to be able to build something and you have to be able to get trouble.
32:46offices would know that you have to do that you have to do that you don't have to do that
32:56but you have to understand that you have to do that and you have to act
33:04The first time of surgery is not a good option.
33:09Medical management is not only one or two months.
33:13And the first time of surgery is not a option.
33:17So, I think that the moment you have thought,
33:20it's a good time, it's a good time,
33:23but when you talk to me, it's a good time.
33:26I think I've never given you any time.
33:28And I think that it's a good time.
33:31It is related to the body of the X3 and X3.
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