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Dr. Minu Justin performs different types of surgery and treatment, and you can identify what type of treatment you require and consult accordingly.
When a fertilised egg implants outside of the uterus, it is called an ectopic pregnancy. Because the majority of them occur in the fallopian tubes, they're also known as "tubal pregnancies."
The female reproductive system includes the ovaries, which are situated in the lower abdomen. They are attached to the uterus on both sides. The progesterone and oestrogen hormones
A dilation and curettage operation removes tissue from the uterus in a minor surgical procedure (womb). People normally go home the same day because it's an outpatient operation.
elvic laparoscopy is a procedure that allows examining the organs in the pelvis. It makes use of a laparoscope as a viewing device. Certain illnesses of the pelvic organs are also
Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure. It allows us to examine the cervix and uterine more closely, to diagnose and treat the underlying cause of irregular bleeding, cysts, and..
Infertility laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgical treatment that involves inserting a laparoscope (a fiber-optic tube with....
An abdominal hysterectomy is a medical operation that removes the uterus from the lower abdomen through an incision. If you're pregnant, the uterus (or womb)
Laparoscopic myomectomy is a surgical treatment that removes fibroids through tiny incisions in the abdomen. For patients suffering from fibroids, a laparoscopic myomectomy is proposed...
The uterus is removed during a total laparoscopic hysterectomy. The uterus is separated from the rest of the body and removed...
A laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy is a minimally invasive operation that includes making many tiny abdominal...
The Laparoscopic uterine suspension procedure allows for great intraoperative visualisation of supporting and surrounding
Hysteroscopy surgery is a procedure which can be used to determine the origin of irregular bleeding as well as treat it. A hysteroscope is used to see inside the...
Abdominal myomectomy is a significant surgical treatment that is performed through a standard abdominal incision for "open" surgery. It's often performed to remove....
Dr. Minu Justin is one of the best gynecologist and laparoscopic surgeon in Calicut. She is qualified MBBS, MD, Obstetrics & Gynecology with over 24 years of experience (overall) as a gynecologist. Currently she is working as a consultant in Co-operative hospital and Matria hospital.
Dr. Minu Justin is an MBBS graduate from Thrissur medical College under Calicut University. She has completed her MD(obstetrics and gynecology) from Baroda Medical College.
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TRIMESTER CHART
Pregnancy is a period of significant life changes, new experiences, and the glow of new life. It’s also a moment when your body undergoes several changes. Here’s a summary of what to expect as your pregnancy advances.
4th week - Watch your baby (now an embryo) four weeks into your pregnancy. The epiblast and hypoblast are two layers of cells that make up your baby's growth.
8th week - One of the delights of the first day of life is marvelling at a baby's tiny fingers and toes. This week, the fingers and toes are just starting to develop, and the arms are flexing at the elbows and wrists.
13th week - The second trimester of pregnancy is here! Your placenta has grown and is now supplying oxygen, nourishment. The placenta also produces the hormones progesterone and oestrogen, which aid in the pregnancy's continuation.
18th Week - The ears stand out from the head in their ultimate posture. Start practising your lullabies now, because your baby will most likely be able to hear them in the following weeks!
22nd- Your baby's senses for learning about the world are developing on a regular basis. Keep an Eye on Your Child's Development Taste buds have begun to form on the tongue, and the baby brain and nerve endings have developed sufficiently to allow it to experience touch.
27th Week - Your baby appears similar to what he or she will look like at birth during the first week of the third trimester, but thinner and smaller. Your baby's lungs, liver, and immune system are still developing, but if born now, he or she would have a very excellent chance of surviving.
31st Week - Keep an Eye on Your Child's Development He or she is also ingesting amniotic fluid, which is refilled numerous times during the day.
36th Week - The teeny-tiny wrinkled foetus you observed on previous ultrasounds is quickly turning into a chubby infant. Your baby's larger face is due to fat on the cheeks and powerful sucking muscles. Your baby is now a pound and a half (2,721 grams).
40th Week - Your baby has arrived after months of anticipation and planning! Or perhaps not - most women don't give birth on their expected due dates. Many first-time mothers have to wait up to two weeks for their baby to come after their due date.
4th week - Watch your baby (now an embryo) four weeks into your pregnancy. The epiblast and hypoblast are two layers of cells that make up your baby's growth.
8th week - One of the delights of the first day of life is marvelling at a baby's tiny fingers and toes. This week, the fingers and toes are just starting to develop, and the arms are flexing at the elbows and wrists.
13th week - The second trimester of pregnancy is here! Your placenta has grown and is now supplying oxygen, nourishment. The placenta also produces the hormones progesterone and oestrogen, which aid in the pregnancy's continuation.
18th Week - The ears stand out from the head in their ultimate posture. Start practising your lullabies now, because your baby will most likely be able to hear them in the following weeks!
22nd Week - Your baby's senses for learning about the world are developing on a regular basis. Keep an Eye on Your Child's Development Taste buds have begun to form on the tongue, and the baby brain and nerve endings have developed sufficiently to allow it to experience touch.
27th Week -Your baby appears similar to what he or she will look like at birth during the first week of the third trimester, but thinner and smaller. Your baby's lungs, liver, and immune system are still developing, but if born now, he or she would have a very excellent chance of surviving.
31st Week - Keep an Eye on Your Child's Development He or she is also ingesting amniotic fluid, which is refilled numerous times during the day.
36th Week - The teeny-tiny wrinkled foetus you observed on previous ultrasounds is quickly turning into a chubby infant. Your baby's larger face is due to fat on the cheeks and powerful sucking muscles. Your baby is now a pound and a half (2,721 grams).
40th Week - Your baby has arrived after months of anticipation and planning! Or perhaps not - most women don't give birth on their expected due dates. Many first-time mothers have to wait up to two weeks for their baby to come after their due date.
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