Dr. Meha Neelakantappa

21/06/2023

New video on cancer awareness with veeksh*tha gowda. Click here to watch ⬇️

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05/04/2023

Here is some information to know about s*xually transmitted diseases
1. STDs are incredibly common: According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 1 million s*xually transmitted infections (STIs) are acquired every day worldwide. That's an astounding number!
2. Some STDs are asymptomatic: Some people with STDs may not show any symptoms at all, which can make it challenging to diagnose and treat these infections.
3. STDs can have long-term consequences: If left untreated, some STDs can lead to serious health problems, such as infertility, chronic pain, and even death.
4. Some STDs can be transmitted even with condom use: While using condoms can reduce the risk of contracting an STD, some infections, such as herpes and HPV, can still be transmitted even with proper condom use.
5. STDs don't discriminate: Anyone who is s*xually active can contract an STD, regardless of their age, gender, or s*xual orientation.
6. There are many different types of STDs: STDs can be bacterial, viral, or parasitic in nature, and there are dozens of different types of infections that fall under the umbrella of "STDs."
7. There are effective treatments for many STDs: While some STDs are incurable, such as HIV, there are effective treatments available for many other types of infections, such as chlamydia and gonorrhea.
8. Prevention is key: The best way to avoid contracting an STD is to practice safe s*x, get tested regularly, and talk to your s*xual partners about their s*xual health history.
Overall, while STDs may not be the most glamorous topic, there is a lot of fascinating information to learn about these infections, and it's essential to be informed about how to protect yourself and others from contracting them.

29/10/2022

Well its not surprising that your body changes during pregnancy but did you know..

🔸 That your baby can send its own cells to different parts of your body and these can act as stem cells. These have been found to remain in the mother long after giving birth, even decades. There are theories that indicate that these cells may help heal injured tissues in the mother. There is a theory that they may also help destroy cells which could cause breast cancer

🔸 By the end of the first trimester, the kidney start secreting urine.
Near term, the urine production rises to 650 mL/day. However, kidneys are not essential for survival of the fetus in utero but is maintaining the amniotic fluid(fluid around the baby)

🔸 There are a number of changes that occur to the mothers body during pregnancy one of it is expansion of the blood volume. That itself can cause upto 1.3 kgs of weight gain.

🔸Most women notice a change in the feet size during pregnancy this could be because of the fluid build up and swelling of the feet.

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16/10/2022

📍 Human papilloma virus or HPV can cause upto 7 different types of cancers.
📍Most common cause of cervical cancer in women (8/10 women are exposed to this virus)
📍 There are multiple vaccines available for the same like
📍 Bivalent vaccine- it protects against 2 strains pf HPV and prevents cervical cancer
📍 Quadrivalent vaccine- protects against 4 strains and prevents A**l, Cervical, Vulvar
and Vaginal Cancer and also
Anogenital Warts;
📍 Nonavalent vaccine protects against 9 strains and gives a more comprehensive protection against all the above

Men and women can be vaccinated

Get vaccinated today if you aren’t!