Dr. Alain Saab, Obstetrics & Gynecology - How do you feel sick? Please explain more. Do you have a fever or vaginal discharge? How are the cramps? When is LMP?

Dr. Alain Saab, Obstetrics & Gynecology - L'endometriose est une pathologie frequente qui peut etre legere ou severe et profonde. Elle peut causer des difficultes à concevoir par inflammation et adherances ce qui altere l'ovulation, bouche le... Read More

Dr. Bassem Skaff, Obstetrics & Gynecology - If you don't take contraceptions , do the urine pregnancy test. If it's negative, it might be dysfunctional uterine bleeding. You need to be evaluated by an ultrasound and +_bld tests.

Dr. Jihad Irani, Family Medicine - The ideal recommended time is 6 weeks after normal vaginal delivery, although some could earlier without a problem, like after 4 weeks.

Dr. Alain Saab, Obstetrics & Gynecology - Yes, of course. It's a medicine that decreases the endometrium thickness with time, so periods become less heavy. But it's not used much anymore. Newer and natural progesterone drugs are better.

Dr. Bassem Skaff, Obstetrics & Gynecology - This does not necessarily mean that you have a problem. I suggest to do a gynecologic exam and a transvaginal ultrasound. A simple urinal pregnancy test is also important if you are not on contracepti... Read More

Dr. Zakia Dimassi, Pediatrics - Orgametril is composed of a synthetic hormone called Lynestrenol. This synthetic hormone possesses many of the effects of progesterone, one of the naturally occurring female hormone, the other being e... Read More

Dr. Alain Saab, Obstetrics & Gynecology - It's better to be examined by your doctor to make sure everything returned to normal before you engage in sexual intercourse. Especially to see if the scars you have have any episiotomy or lacerations... Read More

Dr. Beatrice Khater, Family Medicine - S'il n'y a pas de douleurs, de contractions ou de saignements, tout semble aller.