Women's Health by Dr. RaniBhat

Cancer developing from the inner lining of the womb (endometrium) is known as endometrial cancer. There are several factors that influence the risk of developing endometrial cancer. Remember although some factors may increase your risk, they do not always cause cancer. Some women with endometrial cancer may not have any risk factors.

Hereditary breast & ovarian cancer syndrome (HBOC) is a hereditary condition. If you have inherited the HBOC gene then you are at high risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer at an early age and also an increased risk of other cancers such as male breast cancer, prostate cancer, pancreatic cancer. Prevention and early detection are more important than ever.

In this recent podcast episode, Dr. Rani Bhat – Gynecologist and Oncologist in Bangalore has spoken about the “Menopause: Why It Happens & What To Expect“. Menopause is that threshold in every woman’s life when her menstrual cycles stop and her ovaries lose their reproductive capability. The condition is brought about by hormonal changes. During her fertile years, a woman produces an egg each month due to the release of three reproductive hormones called oestradiol, oestrone, and oestriol. Collectively these hormones are simply known as oestrogen. To know more about “Menopause” visit: www.drranibhat.com

Welcome to “Women’s Health” podcast, this is Dr. Rani Bhat, gynecologist, and oncologist in Bangalore. In today's episode, I'm going to brief you about an important topic “Honeymoon Cystitis: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment“. Half of all women get cystitis at least once in their lives. Honeymoon cystitis remains more common among young women in their twenties but can also happen to women of any age group when they start having sex again after not having done so for a long period of time. To know more about “Honeymoon Cystitis” visit: www.drranibhat.com

Welcome to “Women’s Health” podcast, this is Dr. Rani Bhat, gynecologist and oncologist in Bangalore with you. Doctors are often focused on not only direct patient care, but also disease prevention. Sharing knowledge about diseases is an important element in disease prevention. Doctors can share information or knowledge to their patient in many ways like one-on-one counseling sessions with patients or through community education sessions. So to fulfill my responsibility of being a doctor I have created this show known as “Women’s Health” where in every week we come out with women related health topics and share information about it and this week I shall be talking about “Fertility Preservation Options for Girls and Women Undergoing Cancer Treatment”.

Welcome to “Women’s Health” podcast, this is Dr. Rani Bhat, Gynecologist and Oncologist in Bangalore Doctors are often focused on not only direct patient care, but also disease prevention. An important element in disease prevention is sharing knowledge about diseases and how to protect patients from them. Doctors can share information in many ways, including through community education sessions and during one-on-one counseling sessions with patients who are under their care. So to fulfill my responsibility of being a doctor I have created this show known as “Women’s Health” wherein every week we come out with women related health topics and share information about it and this week I shall be talking about “Fertility issues in girls and women undergoing cancer treatment”.

“Women’s Health” Podcast, by Dr. RaniBhat, gynecologist & oncologist in Bangalore Know more about - Symptoms and diagnosis of cervical cancer

 “Women’s Health” Podcast, by Dr. Rani Bhat, gynecologist & oncologist in bangalore Know more about - Risk factors of developing ovarian cancer and its prevention 

“Women’s Health” Podcast, by Dr. RaniBhat, gynecologist & oncologist Know more about - Risk factors of developing cervical cancer and its prevention