Hello Norjana, sorry for the delay. I haven't been able to check my messages due to a profile block. I just saw it, but here is the clinic's number 042340059, where you can call every day 8:30-13 (except Sunday) and in the afternoon 5-7 pm, from Monday to Wednesday. Always, if you still need me. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 06 June 2017 në 15:28

Hello Marsida, sorry for the delay.
To check whether we can take contraceptives or not, it is recommended:
1. Gynecological ultrasound (to exclude any possible pathology)
2. Pap test (if you have never done it or if it has been more than 1 year since you last did)
3. Breast ultrasound (to exclude breast cysts or fibroadenomas)
4. Complete blood count, bleeding time, coagulation time
5. Liver check (bilirubin, SGOT, SGPT)
6. Fats
All these need to be consulted with a gynecologist, who will take care to assess whether you can take contraceptives, which type, with what dosage, and for how long until the next check-up. I hope I have helped you at least a little. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 06 June 2017 në 15:26

Brixhilda, you have my number on the page. You can contact me via text or call

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 02 December 2017 në 10:52

Hello. Depending on your last cycle, the body's reactions to the emergency pill are:
1. You might not experience any change, the cycle will arrive more or less when you expected it.
2. You might have bleeding somewhat like a cycle a few days after taking the pill, and the next cycle might come later. So, a kind of disorder might occur.
3. The cycle might be delayed, partly because of the medicine, partly because of stress.
4. The least likely, the contraceptive method might fail, and you could become pregnant. But, as I told you, this is very unlikely to happen.
All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 02 December 2017 në 10:51

Hello. I sincerely regret your pain. Amniotic embolism is one of the most extreme emergencies in our profession, and in the world. It is not common, but it is fatal. Poor patient, but also the doctor, who experiences it. It is not something that can be anticipated or prevented. Your question is for a forensic doctor, not for me. Especially since you cannot give such an opinion without studying the case. I can tell you with certainty that uterine rupture and amniotic embolism are two things that are not related to each other, I assure you scientifically of this. The rupture of membranes (bursting of membranes for the leakage of amniotic fluid), this could indeed be followed by amniotic embolism. But this could happen to anyone. I hope the baby is fine, and that you get through this as easily as possible

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 21 April 2018 në 15:42

Hello Megi! I hope it's true that this time it's not just your usual cycle delay. It's not necessary to have blood spots, there are many women who don't have this sign at all and still the pregnancy continues normally. Just wait another day and try with the morning urine, which is more concentrated, to take a pregnancy test. Good luck!

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 01 May 2018 në 16:01

Hello Rei! If I understood correctly, you had the procedure in January, and your cycle was regular in February and March, right? If this is the first time your cycle has been this long, take a pregnancy test. If you usually get it late, but this time it's a bit more, it could be the change of season, stress, etc. Multifollicular ovaries are more sensitive than usual to changes in the body, stress, weight, physical activity, hormonal fluctuations of the thyroid or other hormones, etc. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 08 May 2018 në 12:06

You are not bothering me, even more so as you said, when it comes to loss of life, nothing is too much. The rupture of the amniotic membrane can happen on its own, without the start of labor; it can happen during labor; the doctor can also break it, according to protocol, when the baby's waters no longer help but become an obstacle for the baby's head to descend (put very simply, to be understandable, because the details are very specific). Regardless of when this rupture happens, at that moment, tiny particles of the baby's waters (amniotic fluid, baby's hair, pieces of the baby's skin, etc.) can pass into a blood vessel. This leads to a very dramatic immediate situation, like an anaphylactic shock (like a shock from an allergy), which unfortunately, is not easily corrected and the loss of life in these cases is very common. Certainly, it is favored by intense uterine contractions, advanced maternal age, abdominal trauma, uterine or cervical injuries, etc. No one is clear on the mechanism of action of how such a situation occurs so quickly. But in the literature, there isn't one main cause for this

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 12 May 2018 në 10:34

Hello Anxhela, congratulations on the pregnancy. Many pregnancies start accompanied by cysts, which burst at the end of the first trimester. So, it's not something major. The situation changes when the cysts are large, with irregular contours, with non-transparent content, etc. Without knowing such details, I can't say anything more

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 12 May 2018 në 02:18

Hello Genta. I am pleased that we are communicating after so long. It's difficult to do consultations over the internet, but usually, such disorders come from polycystic ovary syndrome (you can find materials in English as PCOS). If it has been a while since you had a gynecological check-up, it would be good for us to meet and discuss the details up close. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 26 June 2018 në 16:01

Hello Ana. If the doctor has said that everything is okay, I cannot know what is causing you this pain. Without examining you, I cannot have an idea. I am sorry

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 27 July 2018 në 13:58

Hello Drita. You need an intervention from below. You need to visit a gynecologist and they will tell you the type of intervention needed, according to your case

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 22 October 2018 në 02:02

It is an analysis that requires an ultrasound of the 11th week, measurement of two parameters in your blood on the same day as the ultrasound, and entering them into a statistical computer program to calculate the risk. It is done in major laboratories, such as Biocheck, Intermedica, American Hospital, etc

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 22 October 2018 në 01:54

Hello Elona. I recommend you visit a gynecologist to confirm this and then consult with them about treatment and everything else. However, HPV is a viral infection that is primarily sexually transmitted, but not exclusively. It can be transmitted through wet towels in pools and Jacuzzis, skin-to-skin contact, using clothes (mainly underwear) from an infected person, etc. Do not neglect the visit, in order to limit the spread and to destroy any lesions that have formed. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 31 October 2018 në 02:08

No, Elona, it's not possible

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 31 October 2018 në 12:28

No, Ana, it's not true. Orgasm is related to vaginal and clitoral stimulation, not to cesarean section. And also with your emotional involvement

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 03 December 2018 në 03:28

It might be possible that the hymen has torn. It could be a scratch... I can't say for sure. But does it really matter that much? If not this time, it will happen another time

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 28 January 2019 në 05:50

Hello Xhulia, you haven't told me how long you have been trying to get pregnant. If it's less than a year, don't worry. You are very young, it will come, no worries. I cannot know if the cysts have flared up again, this needs to be seen by a doctor. Infections can affect and prevent pregnancy, but their obstructive role is very small. If you feel concerns, make a visit to the doctor. Don't be sad, sometimes it takes a little time for pregnancy to happen. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 25 February 2019 në 04:25

Hello Leta. I think your question is whether to take additional progesterone or not. It is not correct to diagnose from a comment, no matter how well it is described. For 6 years, you have checked the cavity (interior) of the uterus at least 3 times, even with a biopsy, and nothing suspicious has come out, at least as you describe it. So, I don't think there is something to worry about that little bleeding you have. Of course, you will regularly check with your doctor. As for additional progesterone, since you have had the Mirena for a few months, I don't think it needs to be increased further, as you are already receiving it through it. But this is my impression, not a scientific conclusion, as I have not examined or seen any of your examinations. I believe that periods of calm can alternate with periods of hemorrhagic secretions, until you have completely transitioned into menopause. However, do not lose contact with your doctor for a moment because any bleeding at this age should be carefully evaluated. All the best and I hope I clarified things a bit. Elinda

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 28 March 2019 në 14:12

Pleasure

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 28 March 2019 në 16:31

Hello Megi! If you were 2/3 months pregnant, there's no chance that the test could turn out negative. It would also be seen on the ultrasound that you had. Whether you told the doctor or not, it doesn't really matter, it would be noticeable. So, stay calm and don't torture yourself, as stress plays hormonal games with us and causes disorders. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 01 April 2019 në 02:48

Hello Eleonora. I think you should have a urine analysis done, even a simple one, to rule out a possible superimposed urinary infection. And also a culture of vaginal secretions, at the very least. It would be good to have these taken during a speculum examination, to ensure accurate collection. If these also come back negative, then more specific infection tests should be done, such as for chlamydia, mycoplasma, or ureaplasma. Take care

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 09 April 2019 në 06:13

There are infections that, if identified in tests, can be very well treated. Nothing dangerous. Neither for life, nor for fertility

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 10 April 2019 në 12:41

Everything is curable. Don't worry

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 13 May 2019 në 12:03

Amela, hello. Your question is not complete. Not white, meaning yellow, brown, green, pink? Each of them is indicative of something different, especially at different stages of the month. So, I can't tell you much. But whatever they are, they certainly pass. Meanwhile, we cannot determine treatments here without the appropriate examination. I'm sorry I can't help you more

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 13 May 2019 në 12:02

Hello, Ela. You have described your concern very well. Spotting or bleeding in the middle of the cycle (ovulation days) falls under physiological causes. So, it's not worrying, it's not related to any pathology. But it occurs in specific cycles, in specific periods. There is no need for treatment for it. If it becomes a psychological concern, have a check-up with the gynecologist more for your peace of mind that there isn't another accompanying cause, than you really need. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 06 June 2019 në 03:08

Hello, Sonia. I don't know how old you are and what kind of disorders you're talking about. From what I understand, you're probably referring to cycles that occur once in more than 1 month, accompanied by an increase in hair growth. Generally, these are linked to microcystic ovaries (otherwise known as polycystic ovary syndrome). Since it's congenital, there isn't a definitive solution, but rather treatments to reduce the effects (disorders, hirsutism, etc.). Long-term, hormonal or non-hormonal treatments can be done, depending on the overall situation. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 19 June 2019 në 03:27

Hello, Eri. There's a large portion of girls who experience pain before and during the first days of their menstruation. Usually, this happens due to strong contractions of the uterus to open the cervix and they calm down when the bleeding starts. If the pain increases, meaning it intensifies in the last days of menstruation or even after it has ended, perhaps you should consult with a careful gynecologist together with your mom. There are cases, especially if your mom, sister, etc., have had increasing menstrual pain over the years, we might be dealing with some pathology that is not at all deadly, but can be bothersome. Personally, I don't think it's the latter, but it just needs to be ruled out. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 15 July 2019 në 09:56

Hello Ela. I think that besides the vaginal infection, this time you also have a urinary infection. I would definitely recommend doing simple analyses and cultures of urine and vaginal secretions, so that the proper treatment can be chosen. It needs to be properly addressed so that the infection does not recur. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 16 July 2019 në 01:10

Menstrual blood carries away the medication that is placed vaginally, reducing absorption and limiting the effectiveness of the treatment. It would be better to take it after the menstrual period, so as not to interrupt it

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 17 July 2019 në 12:20

Ela, it is not possible to recommend a medication without an examination. You need to visit a doctor. Sorry that I can't help you

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 19 July 2019 në 02:30

No, Ermira, it isn't. I don't know what analyses you have done, but I recommend you also do a sperm analysis of your husband. Maybe you have done this as well. And your hormones on the 2nd-3rd-4th day of your cycle. And checking of the tubes. These are the examinations done after a year of not getting pregnant. You are very young, it will surely happen very soon. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 03 Agust 2019 në 04:41

Hello Alda, for this issue it is good to analyze both female and male hormones, to see and compare not only if the values are within the normal range, but also the ratios between them. The basics are the levels of estradiol, testosterone, and DHEAS. But it is more accurate to do a complete assessment along with FSH, LH, 17-hydroxy/progesterone. These provide a clearer picture if there are variations or hormonal issues associated with increased hairiness in females. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 19 October 2019 në 05:46

Hello, Ina. Generally, this type of cycle that comes once every 2-3-4 months is related to a slightly different form and function of the ovaries. There is nothing to worry about, over the years it may or may not completely regulate itself. However, it is good to have at least once every 3 months, to maintain the proper size of the uterus and continuous reproduction. If you want, you can consult with a gynecologist nearby, to see if you might need any vitamins or specific care to help. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 05 November 2019 në 11:54

Hello. Until you have reached such a conclusion, are you familiar with what vaginismus is? In these cases, a consultation with a gynecologist is recommended, as well as a very careful gynecological visit to rule out other causes that may affect vaginal pain. Afterwards, the doctor may advise you on the exercises you need to do, to accept vaginal touching or careful penetration gradually. If the doctor finds during the consultation that the basis is an event from childhood or early youth, they may advise you to consult a psychologist. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 30 November 2019 në 12:12

Hello Amanda. Unfortunately, fear is a problem that becomes more difficult to manage as time goes on. And it's not the gynecologist who can help you, but the psychologist. They will try to understand the cause of the fear and teach you mechanisms to overcome it. Go together with your spouse, as you both need to cooperate. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 21 December 2019 në 06:17

Hello Suela. Polycystic ovary syndrome is not something exceptional, but it is characterized by microcysts in the ovaries, cycle disorders, and an increase in male hormones. Myo-inositol (which contains Dikirogen) is a dietary supplement that tries to help in regulating hormones, and consequently the cycle, but not always successfully. So you might continue it for a few more months. If after 6 months of taking it, the cycle continues the same, it makes no sense to continue. For the infertility issue, a more extensive check is needed to rule out other contributing factors. But you are very young and I don't think it is something to worry about. Anyway, the maximum you can wait to do the other checks is 6 months. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 21 December 2019 në 06:13

Hello Suela. Polycystic ovary syndrome is not something extraordinary, but it is characterized by microcysts in the ovaries, irregular cycles, and an increase in male hormones. Myo-inositol (which contains Dikirogen) is a dietary supplement that tries to help regulate hormones, consequently the cycle, but not always successfully. So you can continue with it for a few more months. If after 6 months of taking it, the cycle continues the same, there is no point in continuing. For the problem of infertility, a more extensive check is needed, to exclude other accompanying causes. But you are very young and I don't think there is reason to worry. Anyway, the maximum you can wait to do the other checks is 6 months. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 21 December 2019 në 06:13

Hello Emina, I'm sorry about your situation. But I can't help you without the visit and the relevant tests. No one can. You need to get checked, don't take medicine on your own. Especially since it's been a month

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 26 December 2019 në 05:00

Hello Jona, don't be sad, my dear, but I will tell you the same thing. In the first years up to 17-18 years old, periods can be irregular, sometimes more and sometimes less. It's not something to worry about. If even after 18 years old it continues like this, then you can consult a doctor to see if you might have small cysts on your ovaries that cause irregularities. It's something that can be resolved and it doesn't affect your life, pregnancy, relationship, etc. Have a good day

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 20 January 2020 në 09:50

Hello Elona. IgG are the older antibodies that the body creates after coming into contact with an infection, and these indicate that yes, you have gone through this infection. Whereas IgM are those that are created in the first phase of the infection and become negative shortly after the IgG start to form. This virus is mainly sexually transmitted. I don't know if I was clear enough

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 20 January 2020 në 09:07

No, it is not, at this stage it is

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 24 January 2020 në 05:52

Hello Filloreta. With one ovary, you can get pregnant again and the side of the ovary (left or right) does not affect the baby's gender. Do not worry. This does not mean that the third one will be a boy. But be sure that it is not related to which ovary releases the egg. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 24 January 2020 në 05:50

Hello Esmeralda. You are welcome at Gjata Clinic, where I do consultations and visits. You can call the reception tomorrow to schedule a time to discuss in person. Phone number 042340059. Please also bring any previous exams you have done, to get an idea of your history. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 11 February 2020 në 14:47

Hello Ana, if you have used the medication during the ovulation period, it can also affect the normal balance of the vaginal flora. On the other hand, it is good not to take it while trying to conceive, as it contains chloramphenicol and is contraindicated in pregnancy. However, I don't think you will be facing this problem. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 25 February 2020 në 09:00

Hello Ela. In a 28-day cycle, it is recommended to do it on the 21st-24th day of the cycle. Other hormones are recommended on the third day of the cycle. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 25 February 2020 në 09:01

Hello. This is a question for your doctor, dear. However, all cephalosporins are allowed during pregnancy. In the first trimester, only in cases when they are absolutely necessary. We have the primary mother. And if the doctor thought that you should take it, it was a necessity. It's in the past

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 25 February 2020 në 09:03

Hello Bea. It happens sometimes, especially in stressful situations, that we experience such irregularities. If there are no concerns, I would suggest waiting. Even another 2-3 weeks. If it still hasn't come and the situation remains this way, we can discuss it again. But I think by then it will definitely have arrived. If you are sexually active, do take a pregnancy test anyway. I wish you health

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 20 March 2020 në 05:04

Hello Lorela. Your young age almost rules out major problems. However, if it's been a year, you might wait another 1-2 months for this situation to pass, and then get a check-up and hormonal analysis from a gynecologist. This period from September-November and then March has been very stressful (earthquakes, virus, lockdown, etc.) and has been accompanied by many cycle irregularities or changes in duration in regular cycles. Besides stress, it could be related to hormonal imbalances of prolactin, thyroid, and in very very rare cases, it might indicate an ovarian disorder related to the ovarian reserve. But the latter is unlikely to be the case. Anyway, once this period is over, I would advise a check-up with the gynecologist. All the best and take care of yourself

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 04 April 2020 në 10:17

Hello Anna, Antibiotic treatment cannot be continued for several months. Along with the infection, antibiotics also destroy the normal vaginal flora, leading to vaginal dryness and disruption of the vaginal pH. Without a visit and a prescription, I can only recommend flora regulators, like Daygin ovules, or Echigin gel, once in the evening for 7-10 days. After that, you may try to have intercourse again. And do not take medications without recommendations or for a long period. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 07 April 2020 në 11:02

Hello Besa. Normally, if you're taking a multivitamin like Pregnacare, it contains the sufficient amount of folic acid that is necessary to be increased during pregnancy. If your doctor, depending on your anamnesis (previous history) or your analyses, has thought that you need an addition, that is another matter. You should ask them this question. Wishing you a healthy pregnancy

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 08 April 2020 në 11:28

Greetings. You are very young, you will surely succeed again, just as you did the first time. Sometimes it just takes more time. You have not specified how long you have been trying. If it has been a few months, do not worry, try not to turn it into a "job" and do not dwell on it. Stress often becomes an extremely hindering factor. If it has been a year or more since you have been trying (which I do not believe, because you must have waited a few months after the abortion), tests should be done according to the protocol. I think by then the test will definitely come out positive. Good luck

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 13 April 2020 në 11:21

Hello Leonora. We recommend waiting for at least three menstrual cycles after the abortion, then you can try again. Of course, you will get pregnant, but whether it's the first month or after several months, no one can know or tell you. I would recommend starting with 0.400 mg of folic acid, 1 x day from now (it can be obtained without a prescription, it's not a medicine, it's a vitamin) and start trying after the menstrual periods that will come. I wish you all the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 19 April 2020 në 12:04

Hello Liliana. I didn't understand your question, or the situation, to tell you the truth. I think, however, that the treatment prescribed by the doctor should be completed

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 19 April 2020 në 12:01

Hello Liliana. I didn't understand your question, nor the situation, to tell you the truth. I think, anyway, that the treatment prescribed by the doctor should be completed

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 19 April 2020 në 12:01

Hello. If in doubt, repeat the test after 2-3 days, with morning urine, so it's more concentrated. If you are, the second line will turn redder. A bloated stomach is not a sign of pregnancy

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 20 April 2020 në 05:01

Hello Rita. In the case of low AMH, there are several theories on whether or not to use Clomid. There are studies that suggest it can be used, especially in younger ages. However, the majority agree that if the egg reserve (AMH) is low, it should not be used, so as not to waste the remaining eggs on a procedure that has a low success rate. I don't know your age or history, but I would recommend setting a limit on how long you are willing to wait. And if you're going to do stimulation, it's better to save it for in vitro fertilization, which also has a higher chance of success. Anyway, this is a superficial answer. Every detail affecting infertility needs to be carefully considered to reach a clear conclusion. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 21 April 2020 në 09:00

Hello Maria. It's most likely an infection. If it's purulent, there's a high probability it's a bacterial infection. But it's good to do an analysis to choose the right antibiotic, always assuming you don't have a reaction and don't have a contraindication to using it. It would also be good to do a simple urine test, just to be sure. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 02 May 2020 në 05:09

If this bleeding is only during urination and does not normally leave traces in the underwear or internally, it may be hemorrhagic urinary cystitis, which is usually accompanied by burning or pain at the end of urination. If it's not like this, but you are sure that it is vaginal bleeding, not urinary, it might be a disorder, it could be a cyst, there could be various reasons. I do not think it is worrisome, but we always recommend keeping it under control. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 04 May 2020 në 07:48

Hello Leonora. There are two possibilities:
1. You might be pregnant, but very early on, which is why the test shows a faint line and the bleeding that followed might not be your period but implantation bleeding. I would advise you to take a bHCG tomorrow, which is the pregnancy hormone, to confirm this or not, and depending on the results, consult your doctor for follow-up.
2. There might have been a minimal amount of bleeding that caused the test to be slightly positive. The beta sequence of blood hemoglobin and beta hCG (pregnancy hormone) are similar, so we might have a false positive test result (meaning, it appears positive when there is no pregnancy).
Either way, the blood test I described will clarify this. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 24 May 2020 në 10:17

Hello. Sorry, I don't know why I didn't see this comment in time. I believe that now you have had the check-up and received comments from the doctor who is seeing you. During the first weeks of pregnancy, due to hormonal changes, fatigue, drowsiness, weakness, etc., occur. These are measures the body takes so that the new mother rests as much as possible and does not get too tired. On the other hand, anemia must be ruled out. I wish you well

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 18 June 2020 në 03:58

Hello. There is an analysis for this, called HPV Typing. The answer is Negative (you are not a carrier of HPV, so the virus DNA is not extracted), positive low risk (you are a carrier, but of HPV types that have low oncogenicity and are not dangerous) and HPV high risk (carrier of high-risk HPV, for which there is a special and very careful follow-up protocol).
Of course, it might just be a simple erosion of the cervix. I would recommend a pap test if it has been more than a year since you last had one. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 18 June 2020 në 03:56

Hello. Spring, combined with the stressful situation of the pandemic, as well as the instability of the weather, is overloaded with disorders. So, I don't think you should worry. If you are sexually active, pregnancy should always be ruled out. If not, wait up to two months from the last cycle, then you can get a check-up if you're concerned. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 24 June 2020 në 03:40

Hello. There is no connection between the use of daily pads and menstrual cycle disorders. With an infection, it might be possible, but not with the cycle. Meanwhile, an infection does not block the cycle either. For secretions, you can have a visit/analysis of the secretions. As for the cycle, you should consult with a gynecologist and have an ultrasound, as at least once in three months the cycle should occur. But these last few months, we have seen much more irregularities than in other years, apparently due to the situation we are going through. I wish you health

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 23 July 2020 në 16:34

Hello. During pregnancy, it's possible to experience such disorders. Anyway, don't worry and take a pregnancy test. If it's negative, don't be concerned. A year after giving birth, you have your usual doctor's check-up, so you can discuss this next month as well. All the best

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 18 Agust 2020 në 03:28

Greetings. If what you are describing has to do with a hematoma (detachment of the placenta from its implantation site), it is something that happens quite often and in most cases, it goes very well with rest and medication. However, it depends on the age of the placenta, the size of the hematoma, special circumstances that may favor miscarriage, etc. Just be careful, avoid straining, and have a recheck with the doctor according to his instructions. I am convinced that it will go very well. Have a good pregnancy

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 29 September 2020 në 04:54

Everyone wants this, Ana, but it doesn't work that way. You can use oral contraceptives, but only after consulting with the gynecologist

Replay from Dr. Shk. Elinda Gjata, më 08 November 2020 në 13:27

Hello Ela. You need to get checked out because you might become anemic the way you describe it. Sometimes we can have such disorders. Since it's recurring, you should have a gynecological ultrasound. Don't underestimate it! All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 November 2020 në 15:08

Hello. I think that first of all, an analysis for gonorrhea should be done, mostly to rule it out. If it's negative, you need a good treatment based on the visit and the clinic you present, more than from the response of the previous analyses. Goodbye

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2020 në 01:46

Hello! I don't know what the doctor meant. If the baby is not too big, if it will be well positioned and there are no other contraindications, there is no reason not to try to give birth naturally. Good luck!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2020 në 11:55

I cannot discuss your doctor's word. He knows you better. Maybe he has noticed some disproportion of the baby with the pelvic bones. If the only cause is the age of 31, I say that it is not necessarily a condition for delivery by surgery. I don’t know much more to tell you

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 23 November 2020 në 09:59

Thank you for your interest. Please call the clinic at 042340059 and the girls at reception will tell you when we have availability. Welcome

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 23 November 2020 në 10:00

Hello. Sometimes it happens like this. Don't worry, there's nothing pathological if the bleeding continues. You might have a vaginal yeast infection, which makes the vagina more delicate and prone to tearing and bleeding. On the other hand, this is becoming a psychological stress factor and seems to be accompanied by panic attacks (I'm not a specialist in the field, but I have an idea). I would recommend a check-up with a gynecologist, more to ease your worries than because I think you really need it. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 24 November 2020 në 08:39

The same thing as your gynecologist

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 24 November 2020 në 12:36

Hello! In what sense is it dangerous? For the baby, very dangerous, since it destroys it. For your mental health, again dangerous; it's hard to forget and to live with such an idea that will return whenever you feel bad. For the body? If done after certain analyses and checks and if it goes without complications, it is not dangerous. I emphasize, if done within strict medical criteria and by professional doctors. The questions that patients ask me when they are in doubt about whether to continue the pregnancy or not are mainly related to future pregnancies, whether this abortion will affect them. And who can say that for sure? There are people who have never had abortions and have a lot of difficulty achieving a pregnancy; there are others who have given birth to a child and cannot achieve a second pregnancy. There are traumatic abortions that leave consequences... Always, I give this advice to patients: if you have just found out, give yourself time, do not rush to make a decision that is irreversible. Look at all the chances you can give this new life to continue. And if there are none, consult with professional doctors to make this very difficult moment as easy as possible. Do not forget, the physical part is the simplest, the spiritual part often lingers long..

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 November 2020 në 10:05

Firstly, no medications are provided here. Especially not antibiotics. No responsible doctor would do this without knowing you as a previously examined patient. I advise you to consult with your gynecologist for any concerns.
Secondly, I am quite busy. I respond when I have the opportunity and space. You cannot send 20 messages. One is enough. I just need to have some time in the heavy workload that characterizes a doctor's day. Farewell

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 December 2020 në 07:40

Hello Ornela. This period has been filled with disturbances. The change of weather, taking medications, stress, etc. I would suggest waiting a few more days. For the pimples, if they don't fade, go either to the gynecologist or the dermatologist

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 December 2020 në 10:43

No, Enkeleda, it does not affect the achievement of pregnancy. They are different things. I recommend you do a Pap test if you haven't already. This also has nothing to do with pregnancy, but with the control for the virus in the cervix

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 04 December 2020 në 14:13

If you have been treated properly, it does not affect

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 December 2020 në 10:32

Hello, Pranvera. I hope you have calmed down in the meantime. Pains can have different causes and origins. If they continue even after your periods are over, urine and secretion tests should be done to avoid any infection. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 07 December 2020 në 10:40

Hello. The test would show that since the 20th of November onwards if you had become pregnant in October. Anyway, the belly does not grow at all in the first three months, even if you were. So, to be completely calm, do a bhCG (blood test). If it's negative, stay calm

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 07 December 2020 në 14:33

Hello. The microcystic ovaries are a bit capricious. You will definitely have children, just I can't say when or how much this will tire you. And one more thing: this is not a disease, don't blow it out of proportion in your mind. In one way or another, pregnancy will come

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 December 2020 në 23:24

I would suggest waiting for your cycle and see how you feel after it. If the pain continues, I would recommend an ultrasound to rule out any cysts. I think you should be careful with regulating the normal intestinal flora, as it can also contribute to abdominal discomfort. Simply put, consume yogurt, as it contains lactobacilli. Or take it in pharmaceutical form. Take care

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 December 2020 në 23:22

You can never be sure if the treatment you take without a check-up is the right one. The infection that bothers you is not necessarily related to the obstacle to pregnancy. Not every infection can lead to infertility. I would recommend a gynecological visit and some analysis, then treatment should be based on the cause. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 December 2020 në 09:47

It is good to wait 5-7 days after finishing the medication. Then try

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 December 2020 në 14:15

Hello. Sorry if I can't give you a yes or no answer. The questions you have should have been directed to the doctor who examined you. The treatment recommended by your doctor is not related to age. During treatment, it is best not to have sexual relations, but if it happens, it's not the end of the world. Let it go

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 December 2020 në 14:59

Hello. Oral contraceptives are among the main medications for balancing hormones. They are first started during menstruation. Then, continue one pack after another, for 28 days in a row, for as long as they have been recommended to you

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 December 2020 në 15:02

I cannot say anything without seeing the hormonal values. Based on them, I can say whether additional examinations are needed. But this is not something that is done here. Your situation seems delicate

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 December 2020 në 15:04

Hello. You need to see an andrologist for your concern. Do not neglect it. He will then tell you whether you need to also see a urologist or not. In Tirana, there are two very good andrologists with whom you can consult

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 December 2020 në 15:06

In 97% of cases, yes

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 24 December 2020 në 12:32

Wait for the subsequent examination, meanwhile you can take folic acid 0.400 mg, once a day

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 24 December 2020 në 12:34

If it hasn't arrived yet, do it tomorrow morning

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 December 2020 në 11:07

No, that's not true. Always after a thorough check-up by the doctor, to exclude patients who have absolute contraindications. Otherwise, they are the preferred method for young girls around the world, for those who have regular relationships

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 January 2021 në 08:08

Hello Sara. I don't know your age. If it wasn't like this before, you should see a gynecologist. If you are after a childbirth by surgery, this might be one of the reasons. But anyway, you should get checked. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 January 2021 në 08:10

Ela, you can continue, but it is more appropriate to switch to a milder form of contraception. And to do all the necessary checks for long-term use of contraceptives. Waiting to see if complications will arise might be too late. Contact your gynecologist and schedule an appointment for tests and checks according to the protocol. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 January 2021 në 09:56

Perhaps the cycle came 1 week early and that's all it was, 4-5 days with not so heavy hemorrhagic secretions, but still. If you had gotten pregnant on December 24th, the tests would have caught it by now. If you want to be 100% sure, do a bhcg (blood test)

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 January 2021 në 16:04

It is the response/consequence to what you have received. Nothing more

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 January 2021 në 15:25

The genital area cannot catch the virus. The presence or absence of the virus, as well as its typing, are molecular genetic analyses. Consult your gynecologist. They must evaluate whether you need to undergo colposcopy and other examinations, according to the protocol. Try to live healthily to boost your immunity. You need to be followed up periodically. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 January 2021 në 15:28

Do not worry, there is nothing unsolvable. The virus, as you may have understood from the last year we are going through, does not have a cure, just vitamins to boost the immune system so it does not allow the virus to act. If a low-grade lesion has started, you need to consult with your doctor how the follow-up will continue, at what intervals, and a colposcopy plus biopsy should be done (if the doctor finds it reasonable) and then decide whether a minimal intervention is necessary or not. So, as long as you are in contact with the doctor, nothing bad will happen

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 January 2021 në 03:02

Hello. Your cycle is not entirely regular. As you say, sometimes it's every 28 days, sometimes 30, sometimes 35 days. This time it has gone 45 days. It could be a period heavily loaded with stress, you might have taken antibiotics or other medications, or it could simply be a hormonal play. I don't think it's something to worry about!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 February 2021 në 15:44

There is no hair removal method for the intimate area that is without any side effects. However, many use waxing. Hair removal with a razor or depilatory cream can also be considered, but they too can cause minimal discomfort

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 February 2021 në 15:46

If the doctor has recommended it, you definitely should take it. It seems like a pH regulator for the vagina and lactobacilli, so it's not an actual medication. Anyway, for everything, consult with the doctor who knows your history. Reduce sweets and yeasts, as sugar is the main food for fungi

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 February 2021 në 08:48

In cases of irregularity from taking pills, it might be normal. But we always need to make sure that there isn't a pregnancy that has been missed by the pill. Even though the possibility is small after the bleeding that has occurred

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 March 2021 në 14:04

Discuss it with your doctor and possibly, have a consultation with an infectious disease specialist

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 March 2021 në 14:05

If it happens only this cycle, no. If it repeats, it's good to consult with the doctor

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 March 2021 në 14:01

In a drop of sperm, there are about 20 million sperm cells.... So it is possible!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 March 2021 në 14:01

If you are on a regular menstrual cycle, it is impossible to get pregnant, Nela, one day before the cycle

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 March 2021 në 13:59

If the cycle has not been as usual, but lighter, you should do a blood test: bhcg (pregnancy hormone). If it is negative, it is impossible for you to be pregnant

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 March 2021 në 13:58

Hello Ela. Chronic fungus is quite annoying and turns into a psychological problem, besides being a local one. There are treatment schemes for it, but of course, they are not provided here. You need to have a good consultation with your doctor about this. And to do the relevant analyses that may show high sugar levels or low immunity. But these are also recommended by your doctor.
Here I can tell you that fungus multiplies in an environment rich in sugar (sweets, dough, fruits in excess, etc.), in cases of significant immunity decrease, after taking antibiotics or some other medications. Take care

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 10 March 2021 në 10:18

There aren't many chances, it's more likely to be a coincidence. But you can never be sure

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 15 March 2021 në 01:59

"Perform a vaginal swab."

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 15 March 2021 në 02:00

It might be implantation bleeding more than a cycle. Do a bhcg, the test that shows whether or not you are pregnant

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 15 March 2021 në 02:01

It might be implantation bleeding rather than a period. Do a hCG test, the analysis that tells you whether or not you're pregnant

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 15 March 2021 në 02:01

Hello. Long life to the baby. The umbilical cord usually falls off by itself. But it's good to check after 10 days from birth, if it hasn't fallen off. You will have some pain for a few days; recovery takes its own time

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 18 July 2021 në 04:37

Hello. If you have been checked and told that you are fine, this means there is no organic cause for the delay (cyst, mass, etc.). It remains a functional cause, primarily hormonal, most likely based on stress. Perhaps in the terrain of a microcystic ovary. But these are just theoretical assumptions. The reason you have not become pregnant could be due to several reasons. I recommend that you wait up to a year from when you started trying and then, together with your partner, consult a specialist doctor for the relevant tests. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 20 July 2021 në 22:48

Enkeleda, Rh-negative individuals make up about 20% of the population, so it's not that rare. This means you don't have the Rh factor. Your spouse should also have this factor checked. If he is like you, there is no risk for either you or the baby. If he is Rh-positive, the baby might be as well. Therefore, at week 28, an anti-Rh immunoglobulin is administered, which is repeated if after birth it is confirmed that the baby is Rh-positive. This is done within the first 72 hours after birth, so that the next pregnancy does not have any problems for the offspring. Discuss this with your doctor when you go, they will explain the details to you

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 July 2021 në 12:51

Hello. I don't know if the tests were done in the same laboratory or not, because there can be differences from one to another, depending on the laboratory kits and methodology used. Anyway, you are not going through any of these infections, you just have old antibodies. The analysis sheet needs to be looked at, history taken, etc. I don't think there will be problems for the child from the IgG antibodies

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 July 2021 në 12:56

No, I'm sorry!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 July 2021 në 10:03

The Pap test has come back negative for suspicious or malignant cells (in layman's terms), but you have an infection. The culture of the secretions has also identified the cause, which needs to be treated. Nothing is unsolvable. You simply need to follow the checks recommended by your doctor. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 July 2021 në 10:08

Hello Majlinda! A careful visit from the gynecologist will surely help you, along with a urine, feces, and a fresh vaginal swab analysis. If you have not had a Pap smear, I would recommend that as well. If you have not checked recently, also do a fasting blood sugar and two hours after eating, to exclude any glucose intolerance, which often leads to recurrent fungal infections, with redness and local irritation. Then we would decide if you need medication

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 July 2021 në 10:12

How great it would be to find the answer to every problem like this! But unfortunately, it's not that simple. It appears to be a cycle disorder, I can't tell you the reason. If it continues into next month, see a doctor for a check-up

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 08 Agust 2021 në 08:18

Usually, what you are describing is related to microcystic ovaries. It doesn't seem worrying to me. If it goes 2 years without achieving pregnancy, you should undergo examinations according to the protocol. You will definitely have children, sometimes it just takes a bit of time and effort to achieve it

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 08 Agust 2021 në 08:16

There are always several factors in the delay of pregnancy. Oligoteratospermia (low number and damaged morphology) are sufficient causes to hinder/delay pregnancy. The treatments you have received and are taking are multivitamins with antioxidants. Their effect is felt after 3-6 months from the start of the treatment. I wish you to have the long-awaited news as soon as possible

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 Agust 2021 në 07:20

If you were, at least one positive test would have come out. Wait a few more days…

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 11 Agust 2021 në 06:43

Hello. From experience, I would recommend repeating the AMH for assurance, as well as the entire hormonal axis, including TSH and Prolactin, since such a low AMH and normal FSH don't really match. However, FSH starts to increase after a decrease in FSH, but one year or so with normal FSH… needs to be re-evaluated

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 Agust 2021 në 10:08

At least 6 cycles. On the other hand, it would be good to do a preliminary medical check-up and get the appropriate advice if you need to start something. Best wishes

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 Agust 2021 në 10:12

Hello Xhulia! The therapy should be determined by the doctor who is following you or with whom you will consult. After 5 years, it might be the same as before, but there could also be another cause. So, you can't take hormones without a check-up. On the other hand, if needed and if the doctor deems it necessary, you can take them without fear. Of course, it's best to use as few medications as possible, but when they're needed, they're needed. Anemia is not a small matter…

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 Agust 2021 në 13:13

Yes, it is possible. But not necessarily. If it happens again next month, it would be good to get checked

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 Agust 2021 në 16:06

Your egg reserve is quite good, but it needs to be checked if you have microcystic ovaries. That could be one of the reasons for the delay. But you will definitely have children

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 September 2021 në 08:22

I cannot give you an answer for this. Maybe it's just the beginning of the cycle and then it will become as usual

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 September 2021 në 08:24

Sorry for seeing your message so late, I've had two very busy weeks. You surely have solved the problem by now

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 September 2021 në 08:25

The unbearable chest pain is not characteristic of pregnancy, nor is breast discharge three weeks from the conception of the pregnancy. If your period comes these days, do a breast check during or after the period. If the test turns out positive, then by all means do a breast check

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 September 2021 në 08:28

I believe that by now either your period has come or you have found out that you are pregnant. It's not a big deal if the pregnancy hasn't happened. Sometimes, even the healthiest and most normal couple may take a few months to conceive. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 September 2021 në 06:59

Hello Dorine. At your age, it can happen that pregnancy is delayed, but it will happen, don't worry. It has happened three times. Stress and the fear of a repeat miscarriage can also contribute to inhibition. With calm, it will come. I think that folic acid should also be added. And if the test is positive, go straight to the doctor to decide if anything else needs to be added as medication. Best wishes

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 September 2021 në 07:02

Visit the doctor and get tests done. Without delay!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 September 2021 në 07:02

No, Ada, it doesn't affect. Stay calm

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 September 2021 në 07:03

No, I don't think so!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 September 2021 në 07:04

Hello Danjela. You are only 24 years old, of course you will have children, as many as you want even. Polycystic ovary sometimes becomes quite capricious and bothers you for a long time, but I assure you that you will definitely get pregnant. Just don't know when: this month, this year or later. Clomid is a medication and none is without side effects. So I don't advise you to take it. First, wait another 6 months. If after a year pregnancy has not occurred, then go to a gynecologist. He will give you the analyses that are recommended in this case, and only then, with careful monitoring, might recommend taking medications. Don't be sad and don't rush. It will come, believe me!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 04 October 2021 në 12:43

Hello Nita. If it has been a month and a half since the suspected relationship, you can take a pregnancy test. If it's negative, stay calm. The condom has a 1-3% chance of failure as a contraceptive method, so there's a 97-99% chance you're not pregnant. Check if the secretions are an infection. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 07 October 2021 në 13:17

The chance of getting pregnant in the first month of trying is a maximum of 20-25%. So, it's nothing extraordinary or problematic if it hasn't happened. Of course, you'll try again. If it doesn't happen within a year (assuming you're under 35), then you should worry and go see a gynecologist. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 10 October 2021 në 08:38

Hello Dorina. You will definitely have children, definitely. Microcystic ovaries cause cycle disorders and sometimes delay pregnancy, but there are treatments for them. You are very young, it will definitely happen, do not take on unnecessary responsibilities

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 10 October 2021 në 08:41

I think your concerns are related to digestion, Sara. I don't think it's anything worrisome. Just do an ultrasound or a check-up with a gastro-hepatologist. Take care

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 15 October 2021 në 14:59

Hello. I don't know if you have children (birth or abortions), if you are taking medication for something, if there has been a change in your lifestyle over the last 5-6 months, etc. You need to see a doctor, discuss your history, and depending on that, it is decided what you need. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 October 2021 në 12:46

Again, it's necessary to go to the doctor, to rule out any cysts or hormonal imbalances. Depending on them, it proceeds further

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 23 October 2021 në 10:14

Greetings! To schedule the appointment (day, time), call the clinic number 042340059, and the girls will tell you when there are available slots for a visit. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 29 October 2021 në 00:19

200 mg of paracetamol is a dose for children, it does nothing for severe headache pain. You can take 500 or 1000 mg to be effective. Taking paracetamol has no connection with not getting pregnant. If that were the case, women wouldn’t take contraceptives, but paracetamol so as not to get pregnant!!!!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 29 October 2021 në 00:23

Yes, there are many girls who have reported delays ranging from a few days to several weeks after the Covid vaccine. Personally, I think stress is the main factor causing this delay, as theoretically, there is no reason for it to be directly linked to the menstrual cycle. However, in the following months, the cycle has returned to normal

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 October 2021 në 11:38

With much pleasure. Call the reception at 042340059 to schedule the appointment. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 24 November 2021 në 02:18

If you have a regular cycle, there is no chance of getting pregnant on these days. Theoretically. I don't think there is a need to take the emergency pill under these conditions. But in medicine, nothing is 100% accurate

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 December 2021 në 11:50

It is most likely a fungal infection. But this is a possibility. You need to make a visit or at least take a vaginal swab to get a medication

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 December 2021 në 11:52

It's very likely that the delay is due to stress. But I would suggest doing a pregnancy test, just in case

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 December 2021 në 11:54

Hello. I advise you to discuss it with your doctor or to make an unscheduled visit to reduce the movements. I don't think it's related to the antibiotic, but we can never be completely sure

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 December 2021 në 11:56

It might be possible, it might not. How can we know without seeing it?

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 December 2021 në 11:57

Megi, I believe that now the cycle has come and the body itself has given the answer. But the thick secretions may be related to some fungal secretion. So, do not underestimate them

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 December 2021 në 11:58

Hello Xhulja. I'm not sure if I understood correctly what you mean by blockage: your period has never come without taking medication or it comes irregularly, with delays? Because those are two different things. Anyway, I can't give you a diagnosis or comment without seeing you, as the causes can be of various origins. As you have missed it twice, you will miss it again. Don't worry. Have a good day

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 20 December 2021 në 09:54

Hello Ada. I'm sorry you feel this way. Various degrees of menstrual pain are experienced by many girls. Unfortunately, some of them have such intense pain that they end up in the emergency room. But this combination of pain focused on the left side, combined with gastrointestinal worsening, is something that needs assessment. I don't think hormonal analysis helps us with this, since your cycle is regular. A detailed consultation would be necessary. I don't know if your mother, grandmother, sister, or other relatives have had similar symptoms or not. I don't know if you have given birth or not, if you suffer from any other disease, etc. It's not something that can be diagnosed just like that. I fully understand your pain and concern. I'm thinking about endometriosis, but it's not something that can be diagnosed just like that. Anyway, you need a good and careful doctor to be checked and discuss everything. I wish you health

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 20 December 2021 në 11:41

Yes

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 20 December 2021 në 11:42

You need to have a vaginal examination for the cervix, a Pap test, and an ultrasound. It could be an infection, but it could also be a hormonal imbalance, etc. In any case, organic causes need to be ruled out. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 20 December 2021 në 11:44

It is normal for everything to happen during pregnancy. You can start folic acid 0.400 mg, or some folic acid combination with iron, like Yanola Iron, for example, for fatigue. Good luck

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 December 2021 në 14:21

They were left over from the cycle, don't worry

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 10 January 2022 në 11:02

I think this question should be discussed with the doctor who has been following the stimulation. He knows why it has been stopped, what the situation was like, whether the cycle came earlier or if it is a consequence of the medications. I apologize for not having a precise answer for this

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 10 January 2022 në 11:04

Hello. I am sorry you feel this way. I don't know if it's your first time or not, rare or not, if you've had it before and it was painless or not, etc. If it's the first time and it's rare, it can happen and there's nothing to worry about. Anyway, it would be good to visit a gynecologist, to rule out any small issue that might be causing the pain. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 January 2022 në 12:25

Do a urine analysis first

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 January 2022 në 12:26

The first thing, the chance of becoming pregnant in the first month of trying is 20-25%, so there is nothing worrying about not getting pregnant in the first month. For a normal couple, it takes several months to conceive a pregnancy. As for fungal infections, both you and your partner need to be treated, since he also has concerns. As for what, I cannot say. Medication is not given via text message, but through consultation and visits. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 January 2022 në 12:29

Depending on the entirety of the analysis elements, it is judged whether you need treatment or not. You should discuss this concern with your doctor, only they can give you this answer. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 January 2022 në 12:32

You should regularly do the Pap test, not necessarily the HPV typing. Generally, these warts are caused by subtypes 6 and 11, which are the least dangerous (with low oncogenicity). However, it might be necessary to consider removing these lesions with chemicals or nitrogen, so as not to leave a potential that could re-activate later

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 February 2022 në 00:46

Alma, I don't think you should worry. If after 12 months we don't have anything new, then you should start check-ups with the doctor, together with your partner. Yes, start taking folic acid

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 February 2022 në 00:48

It can give a minimal increase, as Mirena releases progesterone and it slightly raises the temperature. But be careful and check other symptoms if you have any, as there might also be coincidentally an overlay of some viral infection

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 February 2022 në 00:50

I think you have misunderstood, they might be on the paper and only if the doctor has circled or highlighted any of them, it shows that they are active. Anyway, it's best to ask these questions to your doctor, as they know your history better

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 February 2022 në 00:52

Thank you wholeheartedly for the kind words. If you have been trying for a while, I do not recommend using them. It is enough to have relations every 2-3 days, without turning it into work. If you are under 35 years old, I recommend you continue without tests for up to a year. It will most likely happen. If not, then you can consult with a fertility specialist and they will guide you on what to do. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 March 2022 në 01:40

I advise you to make a gynecological visit and the corresponding analyses for infection. You need to receive treatment, but I cannot provide that for you

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 March 2022 në 01:41

Hello. Yes, there are treatments that are for the acute phase and cyclic maintenance treatment. The doctor who is treating you may prescribe such a treatment plan. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 March 2022 në 01:43

Hello. Given your age and the relatively regular (though long) menstrual cycle, I recommend that you continue trying for another 6 months without getting discouraged. You might add supplements (vitamins) like F.P. W, which contain myo-inositol and d-chiro-inositol, which are helpful in this case. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 March 2022 në 01:46

I advise you to have an ultrasound to rule out placental remnants. If there are none, uterine contractions should help. But you should discuss it with your doctor. Since you are taking contraceptives, I assume you are not breastfeeding, right? Keep in constant contact with your doctor, they know your situation and will guide you properly

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 March 2022 në 01:48

Hello. I'm sorry to hear about your two miscarriages, I understand how you might be feeling. Unfortunately, a miscarriage can happen to anyone. 1 in 4-5 pregnancies may end in miscarriage, and in most cases, it is due to a genetically flawed pregnancy from the start. Even if both parents are healthy, a genetic anomaly can occur at the moment of embryo creation. Only 5% may have two consecutive miscarriages, and only 1-2% may have three or more consecutive miscarriages. In such cases, there is a long and expensive list of tests. As I mentioned, the main cause is genetic (which we cannot intervene); other causes are blood clotting issues (thrombophilia), autoimmune problems (thyroiditis, lupus, etc.), endocrine problems (diabetes, hypothyroidism, etc.), infections (chlamydia, mycoplasma, ureaplasma, etc.), uterine anomalies, progesterone insufficiency, etc. Therefore, most gynecologists prescribe additional progesterone and aspirin after two miscarriages. However, to standardize the approach and treatment, protocols are needed, and in this case, they recommend specific tests after three miscarriages, as well as treatment according to the case. In medicine, empirical theories are also used (which have been seen to work well, even though the exact mechanism of action or their effect is not fully understood). Cases of recurrent pregnancy loss are quite difficult, and often we do not fully understand the true cause. In these cases, these treatments are the help that doctors can provide, as well as emotional support. I hope this pregnancy goes very well until the end

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 03 April 2022 në 12:13

It is very likely that it was the end of the cycle. If it is as you describe, there is no way you could have encountered or damaged the hymen

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 April 2022 në 04:56

Almost all warts that appear on the vulva are types 6 and 11, for this reason, I do not see it necessary to do typing of the virus. Proceed with the removal of the warts and regular testing. If HPV is detected in the cervical area, then yes

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 April 2022 në 04:59

The hymen restoration can certainly be done with microsurgery, but I don't think you really need it. You need to work on your fear, as it is what's holding you back. Surgery is the last thing…

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 April 2022 në 05:01

Yes, it's possible! But we don't have a way to confirm it at this moment, unfortunately. A bhcg blood test can be done, which might be positive at a low value (and in this case, we assume that a miscarriage has occurred), but it may also come out negative since the value might have decreased and we can't completely rule out the possibility of a pregnancy having occurred. There is no need for medication, the body will handle it itself. Take care!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 April 2022 në 07:09

Hello. I hope that your period is late and the pregnancy test has come out positive. Neither mold nor other common infections are true causes of infertility. If your period has come and the breast pain has not eased, you need to go to the doctor for a consultation!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 April 2022 në 08:41

This information is not sufficient to give you advice. Whether fibroids should be removed or not depends on their size and position. Anyway, 6 months is a short time to worry!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 April 2022 në 08:44

Hello Nora. I cannot reach a conclusion with so little information. There are many reasons that can reduce menstrual flow or disrupt it. Hormones and stress are the most common. Keep track of your cycles, and if the concern continues, a reassessment of the situation may be considered. All the best!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 April 2022 në 08:48

Ana, you shouldn't feel this way! Cin 1 is nothing worrisome, the body can eliminate it itself. What's important is to keep it under regular control. HPV might not be caught in the typing, it happens sometimes. Vulvar condyloma are caused by HPV 6 and 11, which are the most common and have the lowest oncogenic potential. The findings in your examinations are a bit contradictory, but none of them are unsolvable. And don't even think about cancer. Just do the regular checks, according to the protocol

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 April 2022 në 08:55

Nothing worrisome seems to appear

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 April 2022 në 08:56

If there are changes in the colposcopy, I would recommend a biopsy, to catch or exclude anything problematic. Don't try to self-examine, as you are not able to interpret. And don't stay scared, because if the biopsy also shows problems, a minor intervention will be done that completely removes the damaged area. Just go to the doctor regularly

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 April 2022 në 09:00

Ida, if you don't have pain like period pains and the brown signs have not continued, don't worry. But if you have any of what I said, you definitely need to get checked

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 April 2022 në 09:03

Follow the instructions of the doctor who examined you. Usually, the destruction of warts and the increase of immunity is enough

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 17 April 2022 në 09:04

There are those for the skin, used for applying. And for the mucous membranes (vagina), which is used with an applicator. Place the applicator at the opening of the cream, fill it by pulling like a syringe, and insert it as deep as possible into the vagina, without pushing it forcefully. Press the plunger of the applicator and release it into the vagina. Remove the applicator and discard it, as it is for single use

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 April 2022 në 11:07

I would say the same thing, it's because of the microcysts. Microcystic ovaries are formed that way at birth, so from time to time, you will have other disorders. They are completely unpredictable: they may come once every few months, just as well as once every 2 weeks. Mostly during emotional stress, periods of stress, changes in lifestyle, etc. So, you don't have to worry, it's not something that threatens your life. You will likely have such issues until late, around the end of your 30s. All the best!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 April 2022 në 11:12

Hello. I'm sorry to hear that Mirena failed, as when in place, it's a convenience for reducing flow. I don't know your age, I don't know if you have fibroids or not, etc. etc. So, I can't say much, I'm sorry

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 April 2022 në 11:16

Of course, that is an option, but there is a possibility of being expelled again. A more extensive check needs to be done to understand the mechanism of the hemorrhage. If the fibroids are small and superficial, they are not the cause! It is difficult to reach a conclusion like this... Take care!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 April 2022 në 13:12

If the coil is well-positioned and the body has accepted it, starting to exercise after 2-3 months is not at all related to its displacement. Don't worry. I think that if you don't have heavy flow, the coil is the most suitable contraceptive method for your age

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 April 2022 në 06:04

Hello Klara. It seems like a urinary cyst. Do a complete urine test (analysis) and consult with your doctor if you need medication

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 April 2022 në 06:06

It might be a Bartholin's gland cyst. It's good to have it checked, as it can get infected and then it will need to be drained to alleviate the situation

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 April 2022 në 06:07

If you have increased your fluid intake for a week and have not seen improvement, repeat the analysis and consult with your doctor. She can prescribe medication if the analysis has worsened!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 May 2022 në 03:08

A little, to tell you the truth

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 12 May 2022 në 14:08

Certainly, it would be seen, of course

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 12 May 2022 në 14:10

Pain at the bottom of the abdomen may have a gynecological, urinary, digestive tract cause, etc. It's hard to determine the origin. A good consultation with the family doctor would help to understand better. He/she will then direct you

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 12 May 2022 në 14:12

To tell you the truth, I don't understand it the way you say either!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 May 2022 në 15:34

If I understood correctly, Mirena has reduced the cycle. I do not understand how it came out without hemorrhaging. If the hemorrhage was increased, depending on your age and history, it might be important to perform an endometrial biopsy, even without having the Mirena inserted

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 May 2022 në 15:39

I cannot comment on the colleague, especially since I do not know what he has seen in the suspect, for which he has given you the respective recommendation. Surely he has a reason. I advise you to follow his recommendation

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 May 2022 në 14:49

It can change at any time, but this does not show up in the urine analysis

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 May 2022 në 14:50

Discuss with the doctor why you think you need another biopsy!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 June 2022 në 08:35

No, it's not true. Simply time itself (age) can be the problem, not having or not having a relationship

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 June 2022 në 08:36

No, it's not a problem! Don't worry

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 June 2022 në 08:37

Very good. Do as the doctor says

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 June 2022 në 08:37

Thank you for the kind words, Alisia. By now, I believe you have understood whether you were pregnant or not. Sorry for the delay

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 June 2022 në 08:39

It is difficult to give an accurate opinion without examining you in person. Theoretically, contraceptives can favor blood clotting problems, so the doctor will surely give you all the necessary examinations before deciding if you can take them or not. But you are young and if you have heavy menstrual flow, you might experience anemia. And it is not easy to live with anemia. Perhaps myomectomy (removal of fibroids), not of the uterus, should be discussed. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 June 2022 në 08:44

It's a urinary cyst, but surely you have solved it by now..

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 18 June 2022 në 11:07

Not in the first quarter

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 18 June 2022 në 11:08

No, dear, it's better to make a visit first. We need to be very sure if we need to use antibiotics

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 18 June 2022 në 11:10

The first thing is to confirm the pregnancy (with a bhcg test) and then an ultrasound should be done to see where the pregnancy is located. With the doctor who will do the ultrasound, you will then discuss what the methods are for terminating the pregnancy and he/she will advise you on the safest one for you

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 18 June 2022 në 11:13

Adela, you do not get pregnant from desire, but from male sperm if it has passed into the internal genital tract. If you haven't taken the emergency pill in the suspected case that this has happened, you will have to wait to see if your period comes. If your period comes, please try to go to a gynecologist to discuss contraceptive methods, so you don't live with anxiety and uncertainty!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 18 June 2022 në 11:20

Firstly, I hope you are never faced with such a decision. Yes, there are medical methods of abortion, besides the surgical one. But once the pregnancy is confirmed (I hope this hasn't happened, since you wish so), you need to contact a doctor to get advice on whether you qualify for the medical intervention, whether you have no contraindications, etc

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 18 June 2022 në 11:22

I'll say the same thing, it's normal. For the inflammation, get it checked out. If you have an infection, take medication. If not, nothing!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 June 2022 në 12:18

The cycles, irregular cycles cannot be fixed with a therapy. Depending on the age and the time you are trying, the doctor will guide you on what to do. Medicine is not mathematics!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 June 2022 në 09:23

The medicines for the infection are also for the cracks!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 June 2022 në 09:24

I cannot read your comment, there are no periods or commas

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 July 2022 në 10:34

Hello Orinda. Cortisone can affect fertility, as a result, it may delay pregnancy (but not necessarily). But if pregnancy occurs, it does not affect the baby. Take care

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 July 2022 në 10:36

Yes, there is a possibility. So, it's better to use a condom

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 July 2022 në 04:11

Yes, there is a possibility. So, it's better to use a condom

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 13 July 2022 në 04:11

If your local conditions and the baby's position at the time of birth are good, if the uterine scar (not the skin scar) is not too thinned, an attempt can be made for vaginal birth after a cesarean delivery. However, due to the complications that may occur, it is often avoided

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 Agust 2022 në 03:13

The basics are complete blood (so as not to start the pregnancy with anemia), complete urine, and vaginal secretion (so we don't have to take antibiotics while the baby is forming). Blood group as well. Then, depending on the personal specifics of the couple, others may be added, especially infectious ones

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 Agust 2022 në 03:15

It might be a wrong perception of yours, but it might also be something that needs to be checked. If it continues or intensifies, you should have a consultation/visit/analysis with a doctor

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 Agust 2022 në 03:17

Marina, E. Coli is quite resistant and returns from time to time. Beyond analyses, I would advise being careful not to create conditions for it to settle and multiply: drink as many juices as possible daily, consume fruits like watermelon, cherries, forest fruits, etc., drink various teas, take care of hygiene, etc

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 Agust 2022 në 03:20

If this has happened only once, I don't think you need to do anything. If it repeats, you definitely need to check to understand the cause

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 Agust 2022 në 03:22

You need to discuss all of these with your doctor. I think you have pinworms, but the treatment for them is oral and is not recommended during pregnancy. However, depending on the severity of the situation, a decision must be made

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 Agust 2022 në 03:24

Hello. Sorry for the delayed response. It doesn't come from E. coli. The infection can cause pain, difficulty during contact, etc. Whereas pleasure is a feeling that comes after you first get to know your body, your erogenous zones whose stimulation can give you pleasure, and then explore together to understand what you want and what you enjoy more

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 September 2022 në 14:58

Eri, sorry for the delay. But I think these are details that you need to discuss with your doctor who knows your history better. Take care

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 September 2022 në 14:52

Sorry for the delay, I think by now you have solved the problem

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 September 2022 në 14:51

Hello, you need to visit a gynecologist. It might be a fungal infection or something else. Tests are done, and then treatment is prescribed. There is no other way to proceed

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 September 2022 në 14:49

Hello. HPV has more than 100 subtypes and only some of them are associated with cervical cancer. And those that appear on the vulva and at the entrance of the vagina are usually caused by the most common subtypes 6 and 11, but they do not cause harm to the cervix. However, all your questions and concerns can be discussed with your doctor when you are in front of them. And what you should do to take care of yourself and how to boost your immunity, etc

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 September 2022 në 14:45

My opinion, based on what you tell me, is that you are not pregnant

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 September 2022 në 14:40

No, Nesa, masturbating the clitoris does not damage the hymen. Regarding the issue of addiction, you should discuss it with a psychosexologist. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 September 2022 në 14:39

It's not a matter of blame. The partner needs to visit the doctor to see if there's a need for something. It has nothing to do with tightness

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 September 2022 në 14:37

You need to go to a psychologist. He/she helps you manage fear

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 October 2022 në 15:54

In general, vaginal ovules are not recommended for girls who have never had sexual intercourse. Oral treatment is preferred

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 October 2022 në 15:55

Good evening Alda, I'm sorry that this has happened to you. Not knowing the medical details of your file, I find it hard to tell you what specifically you should do. Of course, you will do some preliminary analyses, but you need to consult with the doctor, with the analyses and all your history beforehand. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 06 October 2022 në 15:59

Hello Ana. It would be good to share this concern with the gynecologist who saw you. Theoretically, it could be some scratching/tearing from the speculum. All the best!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 October 2022 në 05:25

It depends on what you have rubbed, Elvisa. However, it's a bit difficult without penetrating

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 October 2022 në 05:26

Yes

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 November 2022 në 13:44

Oral and vaginal metronidazole is the classic treatment. Certainly, newer formulations should be at least more effective, if not with fewer side effects. However, effectiveness is individual in some cases, and specific. Go figure!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 01 November 2022 në 13:49

You need to make a visit, Arsila. The doctor gets a clearer idea about the nature of the infection and chooses the right treatment

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 November 2022 në 10:23

I cannot judge here which is the right treatment for you. But all three preparations that you mention are used for PCOS

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 November 2022 në 10:25

You have an infection. Consult with a doctor for proper examination and treatment. It is not dangerous, but difficult to get rid of

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 November 2022 në 10:26

Good afternoon. Gram-negative bacteria are easily treated, without leaving consequences for the pregnancy, almost always. For papillomatosis, I am not sure if you have understood it well. Could it be that the doctor has diagnosed condyloma papillomatosis? He is the one you need to talk to, to understand better

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2022 në 01:14

Ana, you have not asked me any question. It's very important to have a Pap test after treating inflammation. If it's a simple erosion of the cervix, it doesn't go away in a few days. When not inflamed, it takes 1-5 years to regenerate and be covered by the right cells. Care must be taken to avoid infections or treat them as quickly as possible, so as not to hinder regeneration or delay it. In some cases, diathermy coagulation of the surface may be necessary for a quicker correction

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2022 në 01:17

Vaginal swab is a fresh analysis of vaginal secretions, done to detect vaginal infections. The Pap test checks the cells of the cervix, to find if there are cells that over some years might lead to cervical cancer

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2022 në 01:21

Ana, you need to go to the doctor to confirm the pregnancy and to check if it is positioned where it should be. Some tests need to be done. Depending on them and your personal history, the doctor will provide explanations and appropriate recommendations. Do not act without contacting the doctor

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2022 në 01:24

Learta, you need to get these comments where you took the exam. I don't see anything serious. But medicine doesn't work this way. The interpretation is very complex

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2022 në 01:25

Hello. For the first time, we always recommend protected intercourse with a condom, not only for protection against pregnancy but also because it has lubricant and eases penetration. If it happened as you explain, of course, there couldn't have been a pregnancy and the arrival of your period should reassure you. Protect yourself next time

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2022 në 01:29

Leonora, I cannot know whether you will have difficulty getting pregnant or not. Not at all because of long-term preservation, but more because of age, quantity and quality of eggs, presence or absence of infections, etc. Don't postpone indefinitely, because enjoying perfect health is not a guarantee for fertility. Try, and if it doesn't happen within 6 months, go to the doctor for a check-up

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 21 November 2022 në 01:32

Consider the first day of the cycle as the day when the cycle starts, not those 2-3 days that just mark it

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 29 January 2023 në 15:40

You need to do a colposcopy

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 29 January 2023 në 15:39

Hello! Congratulations on your pregnancy, may it go well! It's unlikely that any harm came to the baby at this stage, dexamethasone is used in pregnancy, azithromycin is better not used. However, during the first 7 weeks, the possibility of medications passing to the embryo is very low, but if it does pass, the consequences can be serious, since it is in the formation stage, and as a result, it might terminate the pregnancy. We call this the "all or nothing" theory, so it either does nothing, or it terminates it. In your case, I think nothing has happened. Anyway, you will discuss these with your doctor. May it go well!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 29 January 2023 në 15:38

Hello Alda. I don't think the burden has been interrupted by ureaplasma. Thyroiditis, yes, can stop pregnancy, if it is not treated. Of course, you need to do the tests before you try for pregnancy

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 February 2023 në 13:29

The cells are normal. It's just the terrain that is inflammatory. You have an infection and need to take medicine

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 February 2023 në 13:25

Your spouse also needs to get checked, just to be sure. On the other hand, the microcystic ovary is very stubborn, sometimes it suddenly stops completely, sometimes with medications and sometimes with in vitro fertilization

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 February 2023 në 13:25

If the infection is common (candida, cocci, etc.), it rarely becomes an obstructive factor. Of course, it is better if you do not have an infection and treat it before trying to get pregnant

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 February 2023 në 13:20

It's very likely from Mirena! Many patients report having little or no cycle at all for months when they have Mirena

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 February 2023 në 13:18

You should go to the psychologist, if you don't have gynecological concerns!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 February 2023 në 13:16

Hello. The causes of miscarriages are numerous, and the involvement of clotting factors is one of them. I recommend that you consult with a careful hematologist to determine if you need medication and the appropriate dosage. If a miscarriage occurs again, genetic counseling should also be done. You will definitely have a successful pregnancy!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 March 2023 në 06:36

Hello. The causes of miscarriages are numerous, and the impact on coagulation factors is one of them. I recommend you have a consultation with a careful hematologist to determine if you need medication and what the dosage should be. If a miscarriage happens again, genetic counseling should also be done. You will definitely have a successful pregnancy!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 March 2023 në 06:36

Hello Flutura. Augmentin is among the antibiotics that are allowed during pregnancy. How much you have taken, I do not know. Anyway, if the pregnancy test turns out positive, consult with your doctor. Best wishes!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 March 2023 në 06:38

Do a beta hCG, Ola. It's a blood test that determines whether you are pregnant or not

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 March 2023 në 17:09

Having an irregular cycle, it's hard to determine the exact time of the cycle. Repeat the test every 4-5 days

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 March 2023 në 17:07

4-5 days doesn't seem like enough time to start treatment. Wait a few more days. You are probably in a busy period for sure!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 March 2023 në 17:05

Alda, you need to contact the doctor to do tests and visit. You need medication!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 March 2023 në 17:04

Make a gynecological visit

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 15:51

Klea, I cannot tell you whether you can take fluconazole or not, or just some local medication. But if there are symptoms, medication should be taken. Always, by consulting with the doctor whether there are contraindications or not

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 15:53

A visit needs to be made, and based on it, the doctor will tell you what tests are needed!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 15:54

You need to have a check-up, and based on that, the doctor will tell you what tests are needed!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 15:54

You need to make a visit and based on it, the doctor will tell you what tests are needed!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 15:54

You should have a check-up, and based on that, the doctor will tell you what tests are needed!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 15:54

Sorry for the delay. You've probably solved it by now!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 16:03

IUI has about a 7-11% chance per cycle. If the spermogram is normal, I don't see a reason to do IUI

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 16:05

There are many reasons for cycle irregularity. It could be hormonal causes (disorders, thyroid, prolactin, etc.), organic causes (cysts), external causes (stress, exhaustion, medications, significant changes in diet or weight, etc.)

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 16:07

Maria, you need to talk to a psychologist to overcome your fear. The gynecologist has seen you and said that there is no anomaly in your structure. You shouldn't exaggerate it in your mind however you might. You need to talk, and I don't think that's possible here

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 16:10

Sorry, aside from advice, no medications are given here. Watch your diet, do not overdo it with sugar which is the main food for fungi (sweets, fruits, yeasts, alcohol), as they favor it. So, do not create a suitable environment. For treatments, only to the doctor you visit

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 16:13

Yes, they sometimes occur. Generally, they fall off by themselves. Sexual intercourse helps. In cases where they do not go away, they are removed with laser or chemical burning

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 April 2023 në 16:14

Theoretically, surgery is needed! Or consult with an oncological gynecologist, to stage the disease and to see if she can withstand the surgery or whatever protocol he will determine, after the check-up

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 May 2023 në 11:20

The urinary infection is not always caught. Repeat the analysis again. Otherwise, go consult with a specialist doctor, as clinically you have problems

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 08 May 2023 në 05:21

There are never 0 chances in medicine. Our body does not have mathematics. We use some values to understand and interpret. A low AMH value indicates that you have few eggs (oocytes), but it does not exclude the possibility that, naturally or through fertilization, one beautiful day, you might become pregnant

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 May 2023 në 09:54

It is not recommended, Ana, to breastfeed. You may express the breast and discard the milk, so it does not become blocked. For those days. Anyway, discuss this with the doctor who has prescribed you the medications

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 19 May 2023 në 09:51

Dori, I'm sorry you feel this way. I don't know if it's a fungal infection or not, but that's what it seems like from what you're describing. If it recurs 5 or more times a year, it's considered chronic and requires long-term treatment plans, as well as changes to lifestyle, mainly diet (avoiding sugars as much as possible, consuming various teas, etc). Take care

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 May 2023 në 23:53

No medication without a doctor's recommendation!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 June 2023 në 10:05

Fibroids do not have a known cause for their creation, consequently, there is no cure for them. Certainly, if they cause discomfort, there are treatments that monitor the rate of growth and the consequences, but not to eliminate them. Fibroids can play a role in infertility or miscarriages, depending on their size and where they are located. But I do not believe that what you have (as you explained), would affect it

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 June 2023 në 10:04

They must be parts of the hymen that childbirth has made evident. Anyway, this is the most common thing that can be. If you are worried, you can make a visit

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 June 2023 në 10:00

Hello. If you are under 35 years old, 7 months is not a lot. Wait until 1 year. Then start the examinations. As for ovulation, it is monitored for three consecutive months, as it’s possible that you might not ovulate one month but do the next. Don’t rush, but consult closely with a doctor who is well acquainted with the fertility aspect

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 June 2023 në 09:59

3-7 days, usually

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 June 2023 në 02:07

Every medicine has side effects, including paracetamol. Therefore, they are not used for more than 3-6 months. The side effects vary. The doctor who decides on the stimulation explains it to you in detail

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 June 2023 në 02:05

I'm sorry you feel this way. Unfortunately, there is no magic wand for this. Only treatments that increase the chances of pregnancy. Courage, you are very young, it will happen, it must

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 June 2023 në 02:03

There is no such analysis

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 June 2023 në 02:00

Kegel exercises need to be done, you can find them on the internet. There is also physiotherapy for this, but it is usually recommended after the first 2-3 weeks

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 June 2023 në 01:59

Kegel exercises should be done, you can find them on the internet. There is also physiotherapy for this, but it is usually recommended after the first 2-3 weeks

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 June 2023 në 01:59

In consultation with the doctor, yes. It's not advised, actually, but there are those who do it

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 June 2023 në 01:58

Doxycycline is not given to pregnant women, but I really don't know what to say for pregnant animals. I'm sorry..

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 June 2023 në 14:37

If there are no concerns, simply ending the relationship is enough for him/her

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 July 2023 në 23:25

Adela, if you have relations and do not use contraceptive methods, every month you will have this anxiety and fear. You cannot know if you are pregnant or not. Take care of yourself, so that you can enjoy the relationship, but also live peacefully

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 July 2023 në 23:24

Hello Ina! As long as the doctor following you has said that it is not a problem, trust him. If the growth continues, it's fine. If the difference becomes more pronounced, it should be checked to see if there are causes that can be addressed. So, the follow-up will continue, a bit more frequently than before, and it will be seen how the growth progresses. Try not to get caught up in the numbers, our body isn't exactly mathematical, the numbers are just guides. Try to eat properly, rest well, with the aim of providing good nourishment to the baby, check the tests as per the doctor's orders. Leave the rest to the doctor. Hope everything goes well for you!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 05 July 2023 në 23:21

I think you need to have a vaginal examination. There, the doctor checks if the concerns are external or also internal, observes and analyzes the nature of the discharges, checks if the uterine cervix is involved or not, etc. Only in this way can the appropriate treatment be chosen, buuuut also taking into account the medical situation of arthritis, the treatment of which complicates it

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 July 2023 në 02:02

Then there is no need for treatment

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 July 2023 në 01:58

Hello. It is an infection caused by bacteria, named E. coli. You should do what the doctor says. Go through the treatment, stay resting for 7-10 days after the treatment, then do a recheck. It might be resistant and hard to get over. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 July 2023 në 01:57

The Pap test is an examination that detects cervical cancer. It is confirmed by colposcopy with or without biopsy. But not every carrier of HPV will necessarily develop cervical cancer. Have regular check-ups and the doctor will tell you what the follow-up protocol is

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 July 2023 në 16:16

You need to discuss it with the surgeon who operated on you. Wearing a corset, vaginal physiotherapy, etc., might be helpful

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 July 2023 në 16:14

No, it can't be!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 July 2023 në 16:12

This is something very delicate, that cannot be discussed just in words. We need to see what the Pap test, colposcopy, and biopsy have shown. But I am sure that it could be something that if not treated, could lead to cancer. With great care, but without wasting time. Unfortunately, neither age nor childbirth are exceptions anymore

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 27 July 2023 në 12:21

Enxhi, I'm sorry you're feeling this way! The chance of getting pregnant as you describe is less than 1%. It's not possible for symptoms to start in three days, so don't overthink it. Please, get some form of contraception, talk with your doctor about where you are, and don't leave your peace of mind and soul in someone else's hands. All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 28 July 2023 në 00:31

Generally, according to medical protocols, colposcopy is recommended after an abnormal pap test. But if the doctor, upon visual examination, assesses that colposcopy could help in making a diagnosis more quickly, they may perform it

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 July 2023 në 13:45

I'm sorry, but I don't understand…

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 July 2023 në 13:46

No, it doesn't mean that! Stay calm. Wait for your doctor's comment, but there is nothing cancerous (I'm using layman's terms) in the examination. Always, reading what you have written, it's not clear. But enough to understand that there is no cancer. All the best!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 July 2023 në 13:49

Colposcopy is an examination that is carried out by staining/moistening the cells of the outer part of the cervix with a solution that coagulates (solidifies) the proteins of the cells affected by HPV, leading to whitening of these areas. Based on their characteristics, the doctor determines whether a biopsy is needed or not. The biopsy is what makes the diagnosis. If the doctor has performed a colposcopy but has not seen any suspicious areas, then a re-check is left for a few months later. It is enough to be under control, as nothing happens today for tomorrow. Changes in the cervix take time to occur, therefore continuous checks are important

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 Agust 2023 në 02:02

Diagnosed with AW? I don't understand

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 Agust 2023 në 01:58

It is possible. All these changes you describe could be physiological changes, but in some rare cases, they are also indicators of a viral infection. You should see a gynecologist for a check-up

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 08 Agust 2023 në 02:33

If the abdomen (the place where the pregnancy is) is soft, don't worry. But if it's hard, go get a checkup or refer to your doctor. He will tell you what needs to be done

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 11 Agust 2023 në 02:33

Microcysts are congenital, inherited. They will continue to be so. Having microcysts in the ovaries doesn't necessarily mean that you have polycystic ovary syndrome (cycle disorders, increase in androgen hormones, and microcysts in the ovaries). Check your thyroid, because the value is at the maximum of the norm and you might need to add iodine to your diet but not as a medication, after consulting with your doctor, of course. Meanwhile, I don't see high androgens, although the entire hormonal axis is not complete. From a gynecological point of view, you don't need contraceptives. If the dermatologist thinks they help with treating acne, that's another matter. It might affect fertility, but it doesn't mean you can't have children. Don't worry

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 20 Agust 2023 në 07:14

If the cycle is regular and you have a 2-week delay, a bhCG of 5 does not indicate an ongoing pregnancy

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 20 Agust 2023 në 07:07

If masturbation is simply clitoral, no, you have not lost your virginity. Stay calm

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 20 Agust 2023 në 07:09

Hello Lea! Ureaplasma needs to be treated, as a couple, and checked from time to time, since there are cases when it does not become negative. It is important that it is not active. Its role in infertility exists, but when treated properly, it should not pose a problem. If not treated, it can affect 8% in miscarriages, besides fertility. But it is completely solvable. Knowing this, no one will let it become a problem for you. Stay calm! All the best. 4 months are nothing, it will happen, unless there is another reason. All the best!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 12 October 2023 në 09:47

No, it's not possible!
But to have an initial condition, which after several years can go as far as cervical cancer, and to have a normal Pap test result, can happen. Therefore, continuous check-ups are necessary

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 12 October 2023 në 05:22

Hello! At the university hospital "Koço Gliozheni" I have had cases that they have undertaken. Not being at the hospital myself, I cannot tell you for sure, but I think you should go for a consultation there. I hope all goes well for you!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 12 October 2023 në 05:17

Pleasure, Sava!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 12 October 2023 në 09:41

Hello Leonora! There are many people who are carriers of HPV without knowing it, just as there are many who are carriers and never have problems with their cervix. You should get checked every 6 months, take care of boosting your immunity, eat healthily, and try not to stress (as much as possible). But that's it! Nothing more. Just the idea of knowing it stresses you out, but this doesn't help, on the contrary. Stay in control, that's it! Best regards

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 25 October 2023 në 04:28

Yes, it can happen too!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 15 November 2023 në 16:04

Sorry for the delay. You have probably resolved the dilemma by now. Be well!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 December 2023 në 02:57

Nothing worrisome has resulted, except for the cellular reaction to inflammation. Repeat the test every year regularly (every 6 months, if HPV is high risk)

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 December 2023 në 02:57

It's normal to be common. There is nothing to worry about. After ejaculation, within 1-4 minutes, the fast sperm have reached near the egg. So, it's pointless to stay still for long. Accompanying fluids come out when you move. All the best to you!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 December 2023 në 02:54

It's normal that it's common. There's nothing to worry about. After ejaculation, within 1-4 minutes the fast sperm have reached near the egg. So, it's pointless to stay still without moving. The accompanying fluids come out when you move. All the best to you!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 December 2023 në 02:55

To visit a gynecologist

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 December 2023 në 07:57

Visit the gynecologist

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 26 December 2023 në 07:57

Mariola, your comment is not complete until the end! You have been treated for genital warts, now you are taking acyclovir for herpes. HPV (probably in the cervix) is negative. Neither of these prevents you from getting pregnant, but you should not try without completing the treatment. Also, you will discuss with the doctor the way of delivery (if the warts have not disappeared, the connection should not be through the vaginal route). All the best

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 January 2024 në 08:57

Hello Aida! Of course, health should not be neglected, but you are still in time. You do not have cervical cancer, as the changes you have are minimal according to the Pap test. Of course, you should continue following the advice of the doctor who examined you. This is my advice: calmly, without stress, continue with the treatments and check-ups. All the best and a happy new year to you!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 02 January 2024 në 08:53

Serxho, I don't think it's a burden that could have happened on December 14th. It might be a minor adjustment, preceding the cycle. Anyway, wait for the following days

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 09 January 2024 në 07:28

I don't think you've lost it, Anisa. On the other hand, if you need it so much, why do you think this thing will matter?

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 22 January 2024 në 15:50

Hello Teu! All three of these microorganisms are components of our normal vaginal flora, in minimal amounts. When this balance is disrupted, one or the other predominates, or in combination. The treatment for them is determined by the doctor who examines you, depending on the signs, complaints you have, and the severity of the infection, but also in combination with the pregnancy period. Take care!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 25 January 2024 në 00:48

All the questions you have, you should consult with the doctor who has seen you, the one who knows your body, your history, etc. If you do not trust them, find another. Here you can find brief info, but not solutions, since no one can give personal answers for you without examining you. Trust your doctor, do not leave the consultation room without clarifying all your questions, so that you are not bothered by doubts! I wish you well

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 January 2024 në 08:28

Ana, long life to your baby! It must have been a blood clot that came out yesterday. The uterus has contracted and is affected by the abdomen, it will take 6-8 weeks to fully shrink after childbirth. Of course, it can't come out below. What you feel might be the front wall of the vagina, or the cervix. But don't fantasize, rather visit a gynecologist and clarify your questions!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 30 January 2024 në 08:25

Ela, I'm sorry for this very heavy story. In the last part, you have undergone a complete therapy for all possible problems with recurrent miscarriages. I don't see any control of infections (mycoplasma, ureaplasma, chlamydia). I would recommend a consultation with a hematologist for the exact dose of Clexane. I can't think of anything else at the moment. Unfortunately, traditional medicine has its own limits..

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 February 2024 në 13:13

You are a bit confused in presenting your condition. Did the doctor tell you that you have condyloma? What were the increasing pimples? Did you do the HPV typing? If so, what were the results? Of course, you should do Pap tests every year. As for the others, I am not very clear

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 February 2024 në 13:10

No, I don't think there's anything to worry about, as long as the doctor hasn't seen anything concerning in the ultrasound. It might be a disorder. Wait for the cycle. If the same situation continues even after that, more in-depth checks need to be done

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 16 February 2024 në 13:06

Hello Sara. It might be something completely trivial (ordinary), but it could also be a sign of an STD (herpes or whatever else). You should have a gynecologist check it out

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 18 February 2024 në 09:52

Ndjese per vonesen e pergjigjes! Po, duhet te beje patjeter kontroll te mjeku, mund te jete dicka krejt e parendesishme, por mund te jete dhe diçka e rendesishme per shendetin. Merre per krahu e shkoni te gjinekologu!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 March 2024 në 11:47

Nuk e njoh si preparat, ndjese!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 March 2024 në 11:46

Rabije, nuk ke lene gje pa bere. Trupi jone ka reagimet e veta, qe jo gjithmone ne mund t’i perkthejme ne diagnoza te sakta, per fat te keq. Mjekesia eshte shkence jo ekzakte dhe jo e plote. Veshtro si do vazhdoje dhe diskutoji me mjekun tend shqetesimet. Asgje dramatike nuk me duket! Gjithe te mirat!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 March 2024 në 11:45

Pershendetje Reni! Me aq sa kuptoj nga shpjegimi juaj, mendoj se sekrecionet hemoragjike te nesermen mund te kene qene nga furça qe merr qelizat per pap test. Ndodh shpesh qe gjakos nga marrja e pap testit, sidomos kur ka pak inflamacion. Nderkohe sekrecionet d tjera qëhemoragjike qe kane paraprire ciklin nuk di te them me siguri se cfare mund te jene: nje cregullim qe do ndodhte edhe po te mos kishit bere pap testin? Nje kist qe nuk do plase me shperthimin e ciklit? Nje gervishje e lehte gjate vendosjes se ovules? Te gjitha jame te mundshme. Nese jane te izoluara vetem ne kete cikel, nuk mendoj se ke nevoje te shqetesohesh. Nese vazhdojne edhe muajin tjeter apo ate pasuesin, duhet bere nje kontroll. Gjithe te mirat!

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 March 2024 në 11:40

Pershendetje! Pap testi ka dale mire, pa qeliza problematike. Sfond inflamator i lehte. Nderkohe HPV negativ, akoma me mire. Per nderhyrjen ( qe eshte minimale) askush me mire se mjeku qe te ka pare nuk di te ta thote. Gjithe te mirat.

Replay from Dr. Elinda Gjata, më 14 March 2024 në 11:43