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Menstrual Cycle

The changes that occur in the reproductive system of females, which makes pregnancy possible is called the menstrual cycle. This occurs from the rise and fall of hormones estrogen and progesterone, that results in thickening of the uterus lining and the growth of an egg.

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Query: Hi doctor, My marriage life has passed four months. But my partner has not got pregnant. Please suggest a natural way to cure the problem.  Read Full »

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Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Many factors cause an effect on pregnancy. Please mention about your partner's menstrual history and history of any other disease or diabetes or thyroid. She needs a complete examination done by a gynecologist so that she can tell whether everything is normal or not. If...  Read Full »

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