Endometriosis takes an average of seven years to diagnose. Here’s why so many women wait that long for an answer Column by Dr. Parul Singhal “Better late than never, but never late is better.” Nowhere does this hold truer than in the diagnosis of endometriosis, a condition in which the average woman may wait years—sometimes … Continue reading Endometriosis: The 7-Year Diagnosis Delay
The women’s health crisis in urban India is a critical issue. About one in five Indian women suffers from reproductive health conditions like PCOS. Women in India are twice as likely to experience anxiety and stress-related disorders. In urban areas, women are increasingly delaying pregnancy, which can lead to fertility complications. A sedentary lifestyle, poor … Continue reading Women’s Health Crisis in Urban India
Rising PCOS, Stress, and Late Pregnancies in Urban India In a city like Noida, life moves at a breakneck pace. People are constantly on the go, struggling to keep up. Offices stay open late, cafes are packed, and traffic is relentless. This constant rushing fuels chronic stress, and for women, this stress is spiraling into … Continue reading Why Women’s Health is the Underrated Crisis
An irregular menstrual cycle is often considered a regular irregularity in itself; most women may never visit a clinic until difficulties with conceiving prompt them to seek medical attention. On the other hand, lifestyle patterns prevalent among the younger generation—such as prolonged sedentary periods, reduced physical activity, and higher consumption of processed foods and sugary … Continue reading The PCOS Generation: Why More Young Women Are Being Diagnosed Today
Rising PCOS, Stress, and Late Pregnancies in Urban India ———————————————————————————————————————— In a city like Noida, life moves at a breakneck pace. People are constantly on the go, struggling to keep up. Offices stay open late, cafes are packed, and traffic is relentless. This constant rushing fuels chronic stress, and for women, this stress is spiraling … Continue reading The Price of Progress: Urban India’s Hidden Women’s Health Crisis
Across Delhi-NCR, women are choosing motherhood later, demanding more from their healthcare, and quietly rebuilding maternal care—one difficult conversation at a time She had her spreadsheet open before the appointment, her hormone panel results folder ready on her passenger seat, and fourteen questions typed into her Notes app in the exact order she planned to … Continue reading The New Age of Motherhood
