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When a woman with fibroids becomes pregnant, the fibroids may grow, especially in the first trimester. This happens because of increased pregnancy hormones (like estrogen and progesterone) and increased blood flow to the uterus — both of which can make fibroids swell a bit.

However:
• Not all fibroids grow. Some stay the same size, and others can even shrink later in pregnancy when hormone levels balance out.
• The growth usually slows down or stops in the second and third trimesters.

You should also know that :
• Small fibroids usually don’t affect pregnancy much.
• Large or multiple fibroids can sometimes cause issues like pain, pressure, or affect how the baby is positioned.
• Doctors usually monitor fibroids with ultrasound during pregnancy to make sure both mum and baby are safe.

19/10/2025

Vesicova**nal Fistula (VVF): A Childbirth Complication

VVF is an abnormal connection between the bladder and va**na, often caused by

1 Prolonged obstructed labor
Pressure necrosis:Prolonged pressure on the va**nal walls.
2. Surgical complications
Hysterectomy or cesarean section: Accidental injury to the bladder or va**na.
3. Other causes
Trauma, radiation, or infection:Less common causes.

Symptoms include:
1. Urinary incontinence
Leakage: Uncontrolled urine flow from va**na.
2. Discomfort and skin irritation
Vaginal and vulvar irritation: Due to constant moisture.

Treatment typically involves:
1. Surgical repair
Fistula closure: Surgical intervention to close the abnormal connection.

Prevention focuses on:
1. Improved maternal healthcare
Access to emergency obstetric care: Reducing prolonged labor risks.
2. Skilled birth attendance
Trained healthcare providers:Minimizing complications.

If you experience symptoms, consult a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment

11/10/2025

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11/10/2025

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02/10/2025

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02/10/2025

*Benefits of Regular Banana Consumption for Male Reproductive Health:*

Bananas are a nutrient-rich fruit that offers several benefits for male reproductive health. Here are some key advantages:

*1. Boosts Testosterone:*
Bananas contain a natural amino acid called tryptophan, which can help regulate testosterone production and support libido.

*2. Improves Sp£m Quality:*
Bananas are a rich source of vitamin B6, which can help improve sp£rm quality, motility, and count.

*3. Enhances S£xual Performance:*
The potassium content in bananas can help improve blood flow and support healthy erectile function.

*4. Supports Reproductive Health:*
Bananas are a good source of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that support overall reproductive health and well-being.

*5. May Improve Fertility:*
The combination of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants in bananas may help improve fertility and support reproductive health.

*6. Supports Healthy Libido:*
Bananas contain tryptophan, which can help regulate mood and libido, supporting healthy s£xual function.

*Incorporating Bananas into Your Diet:*

To reap the benefits of bananas for male reproductive health, try incorporating them into your diet in various ways:

- Eat fresh bananas as a snack
- Add bananas to smoothies or oatmeal
- Use bananas in baking or cooking
- Make banana-based desserts or snacks

Overall, bananas are a nutritious fruit that can support male reproductive health and overall well-being