Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)

Premenstrual syndrome is a collection of symptoms that occur one or two weeks before a woman’s monthly menstrual cycle. Symptoms include acne, swollen or tender breasts, headaches and joint pain, and irritability and depression. About 2-5% of women have symptoms severe enough to interfere with daily life.

Join our online support group for women with premenstrual syndrome. Ask your questions to experts and share your experiences.

Prenatal Diagnosis/ Antenatal Counselling

Prenatal diagnosis uses techniques like ultrasonography, amniocentesis, and genetic testing to know about the potential problems an unborn child can have. Antenatal counseling helps parents know their options if a problem is diagnosed – from treatments the baby can receive in the womb itself, to choosing the place of delivery where the newborn will have the necessary care.

Join our online group on prenatal diagnosis and antenatal counseling to ask your questions to experts, share your experiences, and learn more.

Presbycusis

The loss of hearing that accompanies ageing is termed presbycusis. Affecting both ears uniformly, it usually impairs hearing of high-frequency sounds, like speech.

To share your experiences with others who suffer from presbycusis, sign up at our support group today.

Presbyopia

A common occurrence as one ages, presbyopia is a vision condition where near objects cannot be seen without considerable difficulty. It is usually attributed to the loss of flexibility of the eye lens. If you are suffering from age-related vision difficulties, join Medindia’s support group to learn more about the condition and share your experience with others. Also, contact doctors and specialists in this field.

Priapism

Priapism is a condition when a man’s penis is erect for over four hours without sexual stimulation or desire. It is a medical emergency. If it is not treated, it can lead to permanent erectile dysfunction.

Learn more by joining our online group on priapism. Ask questions, get answers from experts, and share experiences.

Primary Amenorrhea

Primary amenorrhea is a condition when a girl has not started menstruating by the time she is 16, even though other signs of puberty, like breast development and the appearance of pubic hair, are normal. Besides hormonal abnormalities and other illnesses, low body weight or obesity, stress and rigorous exercise can cause primary amenorrhea.

Join our online group on primary amenorrhea to contact experts, ask questions, share experiences, and learn more.

Processed Foods

A shortcut to the long and often tiring process of food preparation, processed or ‘convenience’ foods have become the norm of the day. But are there any disadvantages to easy-to-cook meals and food packets bought off supermarket shelves? To know more, our section on processed foods is where you need to be.

Prolapse of Uterus

The uterus is usually held in place by muscles and ligaments. But when this support falters, the organ may sag downwards. Such a condition, termed ‘prolapse’, can entail certain complications.

For more on uterine prolapse, sign up for the support group today!

Prostate Biopsy

The prostate biopsy involves taking out small samples of the tissue of the prostate (the gland that produces the fluid which transports sperm) with a find needle. The cells from the sample are then examined under a microscope to see if they are cancerous.

Learn more by joining our online group on prostate biopsy.

Prostate Cancer

Cancer of the male reproductive gland, the prostate, has now become increasingly common among middle-aged men. As it doesn’t reveal any symptoms until in its final stages, it is advisable for men over 50 years to regularly screen themselves for prostate cancer. Early detection and effective treatment can help stem the spread of the cancer.

To learn more, join our prostate cancer support group today.