Dr. Arohi Tasgaonkar

Since the beginning of time, labor and childbirth have always been associated with pain. While pain tolerance levels and pain thresholds are subjective, there are numerous talks going around regarding how to have a comfortable birthing experience.  It is true that there are a variety of safe and effective techniques for ensuring pain relief during delivery, and every expectant woman has the right to be informed of her alternatives and to freely discuss them with her doctors. The most frequent treatment used to facilitate a painless delivery is the use of an epidural anesthetic. This injection is administered to the mother's lower back, and the medicine begins to take action within 10-15 minutes. An epidural injection is only administered when the woman is in active labor and has at least three contractions that are 10 minutes apart.  Epidurals are completely safe for both mother and baby, and the injection has been shown to significantly decrease pain and feelings in the lower...

A uterine prolapse occurs when the muscles and tissue in your pelvis weaken, allowing the uterus to prolapse (fall down). The uterus then descends into your vagina, sometimes exiting through the vaginal opening. Mild uterine prolapses do not necessitate treatment, but if the prolapse becomes chronically painful, you may need treatment. We assure you of the best uterine prolapse treatment in Borivali. Uterine Prolapse Symptoms The severity of your case will determine the severity of your symptoms.  Mild uterine prolapses may not cause any symptoms at all.  Common symptoms of a more serious case include: Tissue protruding from your vaginal opening pressure,  Heaviness or a pulling sensation in the pelvis  Urinary leakage or urinary stress incontinence problems  Lower back pain issues with bowel movements Uterine bleeding Abnormal vaginal discharge  When you stand or sit for an extended period of time, your symptoms may worsen. Exercising or lifting may also a...