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  Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension (PIH): Symptoms, Causes, Risks and Safe Care: UPDATED : March 2026 AUTHOR NOTE! Dr Humaira Latif MBBS, KMU Peshawar Gynae & Obs Specialist 14+ years clinical experience in women’s health and ultrasound What is Pregnancy Induced Hypertension: Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy are generally referred to as Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension(PIH) and are defined as abnormal elevations (hypertension, i.e., systolic greater than 140 mmHg or diastolic above 90 mmHg, on two separate occasions) of blood pressure that develop after 20 weeks of gestation and are diagnosed when proteinuria(≥300mg/24 hour) is present.  When proteinuria is not present, it is considered Gestational Hypertension; however, when eclamptic convulsions occur as a result of preeclampsia, this condition is termed Eclampsia. Chronic Hypertension, which occurs before the onset of gestation, and the superimposition of Preeclampsia upon Chronic Hypertension is also possible. TABLE ...

  PCOS Made Easy: An Informative Guide About Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis And Treatment Of PCOS For Women  (Latest Edition: 2026) ⚠️ Disclaimer for Readers This is an article to provide education and awareness; it is not a substitute for your physician's medical advice or treatment. Each woman's health is unique and should always be assessed by a medical professional, as there are no guarantees with the information provided in this article or any other article found online. About Me! I am Dr Humaira Latif, and I am a registered medical doctor with a specialty in Gynae and Obs. I have 14+ years of clinical and practical experience delivering healthcare to women. I focus on providing safe care, educating patients and clearly communicating with women about health issues. I believe that medical subjects should be made simple enough that every woman will understand them. Last Revised : March 20th 2026. 📑 Table of Contents: 1. Quick Answer About PCOS 2. What is PCOS (Polycystic Ova...

 Renal Calculi (Kidney Stones): Overview of Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention: Disclaimer : The information in this article is for informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have any concerns about your health, you should contact a medical practitioner.  Author: Dr Humaira Latif  Registered Medical Practitioner  Obstetrician/Gynaecologist  14 plus years of experience in clinical and Practical Field  Last reviewed this article in March 2026 . Renal Calculi: kidney stones can formed by deposition of calcium or uric acid  from low fluid consumption make them hard deposits and the presence of concentrated urine. Kidney stones can cause significant pain and complications associated with urinary bladder function. There are different treatments available for kidney stones, depending on their size. This Article includes: 1. Introduction. 2. Kidney stones overview. 3. Types of kidney ...

  Causes, Symptoms and Treatments For Right-Side Simple Ovarian Cysts: ⚠️ Medical Disclaimer. This article is for educational and awareness. The information contained within this website should not be used as a replacement to medical care or diagnosis or treatment. All women are different and therefore, consulting your qualified gynecologist is always best to determine a proper evaluation and any necessary care. ✍️ Author Note. Dr. Humaira Latif Registered Medical Practitioner, MBBS, KMU-Peshawar, Gynae & Obs Specialist, 14 Years of Clinical and Practical Experience Last Updated March 25, 2026 Right Sided Simple Ovarian Cyst:  A simple ovarian cyst located on the right side of the ovary is a fluid filled sac that will develop within the right ovary most commonly during the ovulation phase. The majority of these types of cysts are harmless, asymptomatic and will usually resolve on their own within a time frame of 6-8 weeks. However, if the cyst becomes very large, causes ...

6 Weeks and 4 Days Pregnancy Ultrasound Guide:  Disclaimer : This article is educational and informative. This information is not a substitute for advice or treatment. For individual treatment and advice, please consult your Gynecologist. Author's Note: Dr Humaira Latif Registered Medical Practitioner Specialist Obs/Gynae Clinical/practical experience for 14 years Last Updated : March 25, 2026 6 Weeks 4 days Pregnancy Ultrasound:   In a pregnancy ultrasound at 6 weeks and 4 days it is possible to see The amniotic sac, Yolk sac, and  Small fetal pole.  In most cases and is common to see a fetal heartbeat at a range of 100 to 120 beats per minute. If findings are not clear it is common to be advised to repeat the scan 1-2 weeks later. Table Of Content: Basics of Early Pregnancy Development at 24 Weeks 4 Days Ultrasound Findings Normal Measurements Common Variations Care Seeking Home Care Suggestions Diet and Nutrition Safe Activities Follow Up Ultrasound FAQs Internal ...