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The Ultimate Guide to Cesarean Section (C-Section): History, Techniques, Recovery & Support Disclaimer: This article is written for educational purposes only. It does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for personalized diagnosis, treatment, or decisions regarding pregnancy and childbirth. The Ultimate Guide to Cesarean Section (C-Section): History, Techniques, Recovery & Support Cesarean section, commonly called C-section , is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through the mother’s abdomen and uterus. While it is sometimes recommended for safety reasons, it is important to understand its purpose, techniques, and recovery process. This guide provides educational insights into C-sections, trends, and supportive resources for families. 1. What Is a Cesarean Section? A Cesarean section is a surgical method of childbirth performed when a vaginal delivery may be unsafe for the mother or ba...

Footling Breech Presentation – Causes, Diagnosis, Risks and Management: Updated : 1 March 2026 Author : Dr. Humaira Latif, MBBS (KMU Peshawar) Gynaecology / Obstetrics Specialist; Ultrasound Specialist and 14 years clinical experience. ⚠️ Disclaimer : This article is only written for Education and Information purposes. It cannot replace individualized medicine (consultation, diagnosis or treatment) with a doctor/health care provider. It is essential that any pregnant woman consults their registered obstetrician or healthcare provider prior to making individualized care decisions. Background: Most babies will turn to a head down (cephalic) position by the end of a full-term pregnancy in preparation for birth; if they present with their buttocks or feet towards the opening of the birth canal, this is called being in a breech position. Footling breech presentations occur when one or both of the baby's feet are pointing down and moving toward the opening of the birth canal before the b...

Consequences of Excess Weight on Cancer in Women: Prevention, Mechanisms, and Risks Updated 3/5/2026 Author: Dr Humaira Latif  Registered Medical Practitioner  14 + years of experience in clinical field . ❌ Medical Warning This content is inappropriate to use for diagnosis, treatment, and medical consulting, nor should it substitute for professional general healthcare. 1. Introduction As it relates to overall women's health, obesity is a very important health issue as it has been found to be correlated to certain gynecological cancers such as cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, and ovarian cancer; the most common association between obesity and gynecological cancers is endometrial cancer, which underscores the need for weight maintenance as part of an effective prevention strategy.            Excessive body fat stores energy, regulates hormones, and impacts metabolism, immune function, and inflammation, all of which affect cancer risk a...

The Gestational Diabetes Diet and Lifestyle Guide for a Healthful Pregnancy.  Last updated on 10 March, 2026 . Disclaimer :  This document is meant purely as a source of information only; it should not be interpreted as providing any medical diagnosis, treatment or advice. Every pregnant woman experiences her pregnancy differently than another; therefore please consult your obstetrician/gynecologist/healthcare professional prior to changing your diet/lifestyle during the course of your pregnancy. Pregnant Women-Pregnancy can be an exciting time in a woman’s life. There are numerous hormonal/metabolic changes that occur at this time, and for some women, there will also be an increase in blood sugar levels, known as gestational diabetes (GDM). Generally speaking, GDM develops during the later stages of pregnancy, typically between weeks 24 through 40. Most women find that after they have given birth to their baby, the symptoms related to GDM will no longer affect them. It may...

Tuberculosis in Pregnancy: Symptoms, Risks & Treatment Author: Dr. Humaira Latif, MBBS, FCPS Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist 14+ years of clinical experience علم ہی پہلا علاج ہے  Knowledge is the first treatment. Medical Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes, not a substitute for professional medical advice. Updated: 3 Aug 2026 . A persistent cough, unusual fever during the night, fatigue that is not like normal pregnancy fatigue — these may be early symptoms of tuberculosis (TB) for some pregnant women. The term causes distress for many women who are expecting their babies, but the good news is that tuberculosis is treatable during pregnancy, and it is incredibly safe to treat it during pregnancy rather than let it go untreated. Pakistan has one of the highest burdens of TB in the world with the fifth position in the world with approximately 6% of the cases around the globe. TB is a high-risk pregnancy condition. This makes it particularly impor...