With @drkshilpireddy on | INFERTILITY, AUTISM, S*X Education, HIGH RISK PREGNANCY | Telugu Podcast
Author Name:Pruthvi Raj
Youtube Channel Url:https://www.youtube.com/@connectingdotswithraj
Youtube Video URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0XX7q4BsUk
Title: With @drkshilpireddy on | INFERTILITY, AUTISM, S*X Education, HIGH RISK PREGNANCY | Telugu Podcast
Author Name: Pruthvi Raj
Description: Guest:
Dr. K. Shilpi Reddy is a qualified Obstetrician & Gynecologist, with 18+ years of experience in treating Infertility and High-Risk Pregnancy cases. She is an expert & famous among her patients to make them get back to normal life & work routines in less than a weeks’ time with her rich & vast medical expertise. More than 80% of her patients undergo normal delivery even with high risk pregnancies & Dr. Shilpi Reddy is very well known for conducting normal deliveries for breech presentations & Vaginal deliveries after cesareans (VBAC).
📩 Reach Out to Dr Shilpi Reddy Garu: +91 95036 06049
Host:
Mr. Pruthvi Raj Nampalli, hosts CDR - 'Connecting Dots with Raj'. On this channel, we dive into real conversations with people, uncover hidden insights, and explore how our life events are all connected. From heartfelt stories to life-changing lessons.
Disclaimer:
This content is intended for informational, educational, and inspirational purposes only. We encourage all viewers to use their own discretion and inner guidance before applying any discussed concepts to their own lives. None of the content should be taken as professional advice (medical, legal, psychological, Political or financial). All interviews and dialogues are conducted with consent and in the spirit of respectful discussion. By accessing or consuming content from this channel, you acknowledge that you understand and agree to this disclaimer.
Timeline:
00:00 – Intro
02:49 – Kids Behavior & Parents
05:11 – Autism
09:14 – Baby Cure Mother?
10:41 – Pregnancy In Liver
15:50 – Why Semen Analysis Is Important
16:54 – Egg Freezing & Sperm Freezing
21:26 – Designer Baby
24:06 – Sex Education
27:00 – Plastics & Infertility
31:03 – Pregnancy With Out Sperm ?
32:37 – How do Hospitals Select Sperm Donors
34:25 – Water Birthing, Normal Deliver, C Section
41:14 – Normal Delivery & Society
47:07 – Important Scan Mother Can't Miss
53:03 – Family Time - Most Important
56:32 – Golden Advice
01:00:15 – Finally Is It All Worth it?
01:03:38 – What Should a Couple Commit To Themselves Before Their Marriage
01:05:33 – Strong Advice For Students
01:06:54 – Magical Moments
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(00:03) How does women feel in that time? And okay, he'll take one hour doctor. I I'm okay. I'll wait because every minute every hour the blood is collecting inside the abdomen. There are days when we have removed 3 and 1/2 L of blood collected just because of negligence. Okay. 2015.
(01:08) No man beyond this point. 2015 virgin pregnancy. There was uh one documented pregnancy not with that also with involvement only cesarian there's a trend getting popular thing. Okay.
(01:56) I thought Doctor decisional delivery delivery. Okay. I am fearing the day of delivery. They are living in a false world which is not supposed to be their world.
(02:44) [music] I like the energy mirror that you carry is amazing. Thanks for connecting with us now. >> Thank you. Question one to three years. behavior, mental condition.
(03:33) Okay. Okay. Almost. Okay. Okay. mental capacity. Okay. So
(04:24) environment. Okay. Okay. Deficiencies only. So yeah, okay
(05:16) million people nearly 1.3% of the population last 20 25 years I think autism cases say one in less than 100 80 children local autism spectrum okayism behavioral problem. Okay. Okay.
(06:17) Disabilities, mental disabilities, cognition, orientation. I got that capacity. Okay. Okay. And sometimes kids and reasons pregnancy. Okay. 10 years at least 5 years.
(07:04) Okay. First golden 5 years and mother's home. Maybe if mother has a personality problem, lot of anxiety, lot of um multiple disorders, obsessive disorders, compulsive disorders, thought processes disorders, medications, screen addictions, language.
(07:51) Okay. Orientation, contactic important vital. Okay. Folic acid brain development IQ development folic acid. So okay. Okay.
(08:43) Autism. Okay. So one of the reason positive babies okay I have heard Something strange. Is it true?
(09:33) Pregnancy is a condition. Okay. So baby hormones. Okay. Okay. So both sides hormonal changes pregnancy are common.
(10:19) >> Okay. >> Pregnancy hormones. Okay. Yes. changes and feelings but diseases but not durated. Okay. After delivery how is that even possible? So ectopic pregnancy location or positioning of pregnancy.
(11:17) Okay. Okay. Okay. Pregnancy some way or the other. >> Okay. But very rare not documented. >> Okay. And abominal pregnancy. Okay. Ectopics are very common because I run a high
(12:02) 247. Okay. almost age in the hospital because blood anesthesia services. Okay. So location abnormality. Okay. Ectopic pregnancy is a very
(12:55) threatening problem. >> How does women feel in that time? Okay. Okay. So, it's a very peculiar condition. Your life is at risk. The doctor knows the document is there. You don't understand.
(13:40) >> Okay. >> You should understand that it's ectopic pregnancy. It's life-threatening and you need to be taking decision. Tell >> Yes. >> And at least Okay. We have to stop the place which is okay. My bag is not ready. My husband is on the way. He'll take one hour doctor. I I'm okay. Because every minute, every hour the
(14:26) blood is collecting inside the abdomen. There are days when we have removed 3 and 1/2 L of blood collected just because of negligence. Okay. pregnancy. Okay. sometimes
(15:12) blood. Okay. We literally have to swim through a camera with 10 mm and instrument of 5 mm. Okay. So which we can't at no cost you should remove our discussions are endless gone. Yes. Male factors male factor.
(15:56) >> Yes. >> How is it possible? >> Infections, sperm, sperm infections, motility of conditionsity. Okay, >> that's not correct. You have to evaluate the husband also for sperm related quality assessment. >> Okay. Quality parameter assessment, infection
(16:42) screen, cultures, deficiencies, hormones, vitamins. So egg freezing. Okay. It is not a mainstream
(17:27) process. Mainstream process is studies, jobs, >> okay, >> getting married and planning a child. This is mainstream process. >> Mainstream process follow maybe very promising careers or they have very difficult educational goals or some other things that are hampering. >> Okay. >> Sometimes they might have some divorces.
(17:58) they were they need some time to get back to uh you know another relationship. So if time is the factor >> okay >> if your you have importance to any other thing other than child at that given point in time and uh your age is running out definitely egg freezing option >> it is not about age >> it is about your choices okay >> for for example you're 25 years and you don't see yourself getting married and having children for the next 8 years.
(18:37) You're very clear about it. >> Okay? >> You have a road map. You have a road map >> and you have no seam for marriage and a child. Then at 25 what you should do? You can raise your eggs. For example, you've had some kind of a cancer and it is going for some treatment and that treatment might damage the eggs whether it is chemotherapy or radio then you can go for xies goals situations you've had a marriage you broke up you
(19:22) are looking for another partner You're 30 years. So you have not yet married. >> Again you won't know whether you will get a partner or not. You won't know whether your partner will have a mutual consent of having the child in near future. Then what is that you have to do if you have if you are having less eggs at that point.
(19:41) >> So some backup is there some backup. So these are not to be promoted for everybody. >> Okay. Clean sweep. >> Okay. special situations, special uh conditions and they have their own costing. >> Okay. >> They have their own recurrent costing. Okay. Okay. >> And they have their own plus minuses. Okay. So and freezinger.
(20:23) Yes. Because freezing some radio. So Both are equally there. Okay. >> Because the volume is more numbers are more egg freezing. Okay. sometimes number of eggs.
(21:11) Okay. Okay. >> Around to 15 depending on the egg count the woman has. We will know how many eggs he can collect with whatever doses that we look at medication. >> Of course. Yes. Right. >> So basic if you want to choose >> the egg and you want to choose the sperm. >> Okay. the egg characteristics, sperm
(21:56) characteristics, okay, >> physical characteristics, genetic characteristics, grouping of blood, >> uh extended profiles like education, height, weight, color, even >> okay, >> if you're looking at something to choose from that option, >> okay, >> you can. >> But you are the person, your husband is the person, okay, >> and you want to design your baby, it is not possible. You will have an embryo.
(22:23) >> Okay. >> Probably you can check what is the quality of the exactly. So babies then you go for whatever egg whatever sperm you make an embryo embryo section if they going through IVF. Okay. >> Embryo selection. Which embryo is the best one selected? Okay. Which embryo is the best one? Embryologist to an extent.
(23:11) over a period of time. Microscope. Okay. Okay. Okay. forward. Okay. Sexual
(24:08) intercourse. Reprodive intense energy. intense desire. [snorts] Why do you think the creator designed it that way? And what actually it's just a complete body. I just want to know what happens inside the body completely. Example, if a boy sees a girl that he is attracted to, vice versa, what happens?
(24:54) What happens in him? and in her actually what is the mechanism they going through in their body see it's a complex mechanism okay >> complex mechanism okay nervous systems parasympathetic sympathetic nervous systems brain recordimul other parts response is there. >> Okay. >> So if the visual stimulation is very good for a boy or for a girl >> it gives a certain set of instructions emotions heart rate. Okay.
(25:46) Should I go and talk? Okay. Should I proceed parasympathetic sympathetic nerve system responses futuristic ideas. Yeah.
(26:36) >> Okay. From male and female. >> Yes. Everybody it's the same. M these kind of things. Okay. Okay. Yes. [cough] What is the plastics? >> Plastics are one of the major causes of infertility.
(27:24) Now business >> fertility. >> Yeah, plastics. Plastics are one of the major major reasons for infertility both in women and men. >> Okay. So okay, spermity and they have very very bad impact on your overall body. They're all toxins. They they have an
(28:10) impression. >> Okay. get pregnant. It's also a threat for an obstitrician who want to do deliveries in future because all of them have a similar impact. Fertilizers, chemicals, additives, preservatives, colors. M
(28:56) they all have a lasting impression. >> Okay. 3 4 months 3 4 months improvement start. Okay. So plastics handmade soaps, detergents,
(29:45) cleaning, home cleaning solutions. >> Okay. >> Whether it is floor cleaning, bathroom cleaning, school utensil cleaning, clo clothes washing, >> okay, >> kitchen cleaning, sofa cleaning, okay? normal chemical based organic based okay to 4 months there will be some kind of a minor improvement that you might see >> better sleep >> okay >> better appetite >> weight loss clarity in your skin your acne might go >> in your
(30:29) uh you might have a feelood feeling Mhm. >> And uh best that we see quality improvement not only in egg and sperm, we also see quality improvement in thought process also. >> Okay. >> Because you are not fighting with some chemical inside your body. So whatever energy that you have is a pure energy. >> Okay. 2015.
(31:06) No man beyond this point. 2015 Virgin. Is it true? Is it possible? >> Yes, it is possible. Um, sperm involvement without sperm involvement >> that there was one documented pregnancy not with that also with sperm
(31:52) involvement only. >> Okay. But not without sperm. I don't know how >> you saying something earlier. >> Yes. So >> people don't want to get married. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So women have options. They according legally according to law >> if she's a major and she's fully uh okay with it, you don't have to have a partner to get pregnant.
(32:18) >> Okay. You can go to an IVF center, get uh artificial incimination of a donor >> done and get pregnant and your birth certificate also has a valid point that you're a single mother and you don't need a husband or a partner to write in that follow. >> Okay. >> Now, how do hospitals sell donuts? Now, >> hospitals do not select donuts.
(32:43) >> There is no way that a hospital selects. There is a uh like how do you have blood bank? >> Do have a sperm bank. >> Okay. >> An officially certified sperm bank and an officially certified egg bank. >> Okay. >> Which have their own rules regulations established by the active act. sperm bank. >> Okay. >> And sperm banks are certified sperm banks who have semen samples which are
(33:29) having minimum >> amount of characteristics and for somebody who is wanting to have a an extended profile >> also then it should be available. So sample characteristics minimum okay detail will be there and complete genetic genetic
(34:12) condition is tested and labeled and sent to us. We only use it. >> Okay. Okay. We don't test anything on it and there is a trending getting there is a trend getting popular water bing trend. Okay. I think
(35:16) to 8 months hospital. Okay. Yoga classes. Okay. So experience number of months because first pregnancy
(36:05) so Okay. So okay two different concepts. Okay. Okay.
(36:54) So I'm the best subject to do a section. So whatever options pain relief it is quite overrated. Okay. because okay
(37:54) feel good feeling is okay it'll give relaxation and pain relief Okay. Okay. Because Okay. Labor pains won't stop.
(38:39) >> Okay. >> Labor pains will be there. And when you sit inside water, since water is a medium, you might feel it less. The concept you might feel it less. But if you are apprehensive, okay, [laughter] okay? Okay.
(39:51) >> Okay. But as such for pain it is not a major thing. different woman the woman is sitting or okay otherwise also Okay.
(40:40) So, so many positions are there. Okay. Delivery assistance. Okay. >> So, there are people who want to deliver by sitting, they want to deliver by standing. It is their wish. We do it but whenever everything is fine. Normal delivery, vaginal delivery. Okay.
(41:46) Okay. Okay. Because I am fearing the day of delivery. Yeah. Okay. Max what you do? Insurance that is what you do. But just
(42:41) one week. Okay. Okay. So yeah, it's attitude. So, okay. I'm going to have a beautiful baby. Doctor, you just tell me how.
(43:26) >> Okay. Attitude. >> Yes, >> ma'am. I'm having this pain. I'm having that pain. I'm not able to do I'm vomiting. I'm not able to do this. So, complaining. >> Okay. My sister-in-law had this complication. My friend had this complication. I will have this complication. My jeans is like that. My mother had BP.
(43:58) I very much test comparison match. Okay. Okay. because we inco [clears throat] Okay. Okay. Unrealistic.
(44:51) No, I want a Okay. Okay. So patient perceptions I thought [laughter] Okay. Okay. WhatsApp.
(45:44) So they are living in a false world >> which is not supposed to be their world. While the world they are only pregnant. What the doctor says if you follow they will deliver whatever way but they are not living in that word they are living in a false world with all information situations situations knowledge Case to differentiation knowledge skin contact whatever do you baby
(46:37) you should talk to the baby communicational positive energy Google okay formula formula so Google may give different different things% is actual work and 80% is dealing with their emotions So ma'am uh what is the most irritating thing for you and you doesn't expect it to happen?
(47:32) Okay. social. Okay. Okay. Mhm. Yeah. scan
(48:27) problem. Okay. Smaller baby. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. educated,
(49:10) appropriate 12 weeks, 13 weeks. Okay. So, okay. No problem. Okay. Okay.
(50:06) Mhm. So important. Okay. What percentage of the cases that you deal miss the scan? I don't allow anybody to miss the scan. Okay. high risk pregnancy.
(51:01) Okay. Okay. life evalter smaller sugar management.
(51:55) So I am training women to have better offspring. >> Okay. So intelligence disease capacity okay mind okay so it's a challenge because not all patients listen to you but I make sure that they listen to me. >> Okay. >> Sometimes I'm stirred, sometimes I'm very friendly, sometimes I beg also,
(52:41) sometimes I even fun them. Yes. Because I don't want them to land in a bigger property. >> Okay. So because okay you can have this problem in future you seem to be giving a lot of importance to family what actually changes in us ma'am so important important Okay.
(53:26) I take time out for family. >> Okay. >> That's my priority. My priority work family. My children take definitely an upper hand over my work because I have three children. I manage them. But they also understand that for me how I manage them that is a different task and how I have to take care of the hospital and patients that's a different task.
(53:52) They know that their mother is an obstitrician and baby's deliver anytime. >> Okay. >> If I have to go I have to go even if it is their birthday I have to go. I have to go. >> I make sure that I balance the situation. I have a team who takes care in my absence and team building work. Okay. 247. Okay. It's impossible.
(54:28) So, okay. practice. I have a 16 members team who 24 by7 give care >> along with me. >> Okay. >> So we have our rotations, we have our views, >> we have everything accordingly. We manage family >> accordingly we manage what we have to do at work, personal life also with friends, I have friends, I have my own personal uh uh life, I have my family, I have work, I have my colleagues.
(55:00) So everything has to be balanced and that is what is life about. You compromise one over the other >> it is going to get back to you >> in one way or the other. Then your performance drops. >> Okay. >> For a happy life, for a better performance and to give 100% for wherever that you are, you just have to balance it.
(55:20) >> Okay. >> And balancing low sometimes compromise sometimes compromise. >> I have an extended family. I have my parents along with me. I have my in-laws along with me. So they also do their due diligence and work. >> Okay. >> I don't like leave my children onto the road and run. They have people to take care of them. They have their own space.
(55:41) >> They do their works and we have our own together time. >> Okay. Okay. >> I also take time for holidays. We also go for movies. We also go on dinner dates. We have our own time. And sometimes we make sure that our hospital >> is the place that we revolve around. >> So I have another house here right across the hospital >> where I stay back if I have to stay back where I monitor my kids also come and stay if they're missing me.
(56:08) >> Okay. >> So we balance it some way or the other. >> There are times when if children are sick they're in the hospital along with me. >> Okay. >> So that I'm working and they are taking their treatment. So it's not like I stop treatment and go sit along with them. >> That doesn't make sense. When I'm in a hospital, I can give them care in the hospital and they can also have me as a part of the hospital.
(56:32) >> Now I want you to give uh the viewers two important uh things to change in their everyday life that you gained from your experience regarding this family. And >> I always tell people to have a sustainable life. Okay, >> that's very very important makes a lot of difference. Okay. Okay.
(57:26) >> It'll give you longevity. >> Okay. >> It'll give you uh the respect that is needed for your hardearned money. It will not go to a drain. >> Okay. >> In some medical problem or in some any other unpredictable things. >> Mhm. You will have a predictable life and you will also have a secure life. >> Okay. >> And most of the time I am seeing this with nowadays lot of competitive world >> that people do only work.
(57:55) >> They don't really balance their personal life and their work life. >> Okay, >> that is not going to be good for your personal relationships or interpersonal relationships. Children don't want money. Children want your time. Even if you give them millions, they will always come back and tell you that you did not spend time with me.
(58:19) So you are answerable for that one question. Well, then you've lost everything. >> Work life important. Sustainable important. >> Be uh responsible towards your planet because if you consume or over consume whatever that is there right now, what will the future generations have? So you have to have a vision and do whatever minimalistic what you have don't go over and generations they are not responsible in any way most of them try to be but work life balance lot of addictions substance abuse including food they have a lot of abuse they eat a lot of food
(59:04) once in a while you can >> okay >> see we are all humans You also have a pallet once in a week or once in a time once in a day that you want you can have outside but shutting down home kitchen and eating always outside it's too dangerous. >> Okay. >> And choice of food and key even in for children or adults or anybody or working they're staying in host they have choice of food.
(59:31) >> Yeah. >> If you have wrong choice of food that's your choice. So choice of food has to be there and if you're not able to have good food have a fruit it is available anytime have boiled eggs they're available every day have some proteins like peanuts they're available every >> yes yes ma'am >> so it's only choice >> yes yes >> choice that matters >> agreed ma'am >> and your choices matter a lot not only for you choices matter for your family also when you take the right choices you will also be happy you will also grow
(1:00:05) well. You will also have success. Same way your family also will be the happy environment and you will have a good support system. because balancing act. Yeah. Yes. But if you see
(1:01:06) Do you feel like situations? Yeah. foreign. So, okay. So, for example, Baby, baby
(1:02:00) neighbors, friends, baby. Okay. longist they will learn by their mistakes 100% okay >> maybe I have the power in my hands sometimes I'm very very strict >> okay >> very strict I shout I yell that I will not allow you to travel you are not
(1:02:46) traveling and not give you a fitness certificate. Okay, >> because I also have an intuition something might go wrong and put that so many people are traveling it's okay Google has said that it's okay only 2 3% there is a guarantee don't go to public places infection because Hospital nightm okay I mean priorities
(1:03:44) partner's pri into into marriage, what should they commit to themselves? What should they ask to themselves? What would be your advice now? >> Adjustment mentalities, okay? >> Because no two people are alike, >> okay? And goal and the more you delay your marriages, the more there will be adjustment problems and there's always a problem with soc This is life uh difference of opinion
(1:04:32) and most of the time money is the matter and sometimes okay they're predictable. Okay. But they're not managed. Okay. So problems and more than your ego you have to be
(1:05:21) practical. >> Yeah. more than for the society you have to be in a happy relationship. >> Okay. >> If there's no happiness, there is no reason to be in a relationship. Um I want you to give advice for students who will be future you uh students who are preparing for medicine and uh doing medicine. first choice. Okay.
(1:06:11) So, okay. You have to work for your country. Country will give you every opportunity to grow. Okay. Okay. Yeah. growing
(1:07:04) it was hard most happy moments of life that keeps me going. Okay. Okay. So every birth should be you know okay [laughter] every year I think I don't know what is the meaning in it but that is the first time happy birthday happy birthday it's a memeing thing okay my father used to celebrate My birthday is like mad and crazy. Okay.
(1:07:50) So, okay. Mhm. So then every child and be seen. Thank you ma'am. Thank you for connecting with us. Yeah.
Author Name:Pruthvi Raj
Youtube Channel Url:https://www.youtube.com/@connectingdotswithraj
Youtube Video URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0XX7q4BsUk
Title: With @drkshilpireddy on | INFERTILITY, AUTISM, S*X Education, HIGH RISK PREGNANCY | Telugu Podcast
Author Name: Pruthvi Raj
Description: Guest:
Dr. K. Shilpi Reddy is a qualified Obstetrician & Gynecologist, with 18+ years of experience in treating Infertility and High-Risk Pregnancy cases. She is an expert & famous among her patients to make them get back to normal life & work routines in less than a weeks’ time with her rich & vast medical expertise. More than 80% of her patients undergo normal delivery even with high risk pregnancies & Dr. Shilpi Reddy is very well known for conducting normal deliveries for breech presentations & Vaginal deliveries after cesareans (VBAC).
📩 Reach Out to Dr Shilpi Reddy Garu: +91 95036 06049
Host:
Mr. Pruthvi Raj Nampalli, hosts CDR - 'Connecting Dots with Raj'. On this channel, we dive into real conversations with people, uncover hidden insights, and explore how our life events are all connected. From heartfelt stories to life-changing lessons.
Disclaimer:
This content is intended for informational, educational, and inspirational purposes only. We encourage all viewers to use their own discretion and inner guidance before applying any discussed concepts to their own lives. None of the content should be taken as professional advice (medical, legal, psychological, Political or financial). All interviews and dialogues are conducted with consent and in the spirit of respectful discussion. By accessing or consuming content from this channel, you acknowledge that you understand and agree to this disclaimer.
Timeline:
00:00 – Intro
02:49 – Kids Behavior & Parents
05:11 – Autism
09:14 – Baby Cure Mother?
10:41 – Pregnancy In Liver
15:50 – Why Semen Analysis Is Important
16:54 – Egg Freezing & Sperm Freezing
21:26 – Designer Baby
24:06 – Sex Education
27:00 – Plastics & Infertility
31:03 – Pregnancy With Out Sperm ?
32:37 – How do Hospitals Select Sperm Donors
34:25 – Water Birthing, Normal Deliver, C Section
41:14 – Normal Delivery & Society
47:07 – Important Scan Mother Can't Miss
53:03 – Family Time - Most Important
56:32 – Golden Advice
01:00:15 – Finally Is It All Worth it?
01:03:38 – What Should a Couple Commit To Themselves Before Their Marriage
01:05:33 – Strong Advice For Students
01:06:54 – Magical Moments
#drkshilpireddy #gynecologist #pregnancy #podcast #podcastintelugu #besttelugupodcast
Connect To Me On:
Instagram:
instagram.com/connectingdotswithraj
Write To Me On:
connectingdotswithraj@gmail.com
Transcript:
(00:03) How does women feel in that time? And okay, he'll take one hour doctor. I I'm okay. I'll wait because every minute every hour the blood is collecting inside the abdomen. There are days when we have removed 3 and 1/2 L of blood collected just because of negligence. Okay. 2015.
(01:08) No man beyond this point. 2015 virgin pregnancy. There was uh one documented pregnancy not with that also with involvement only cesarian there's a trend getting popular thing. Okay.
(01:56) I thought Doctor decisional delivery delivery. Okay. I am fearing the day of delivery. They are living in a false world which is not supposed to be their world.
(02:44) [music] I like the energy mirror that you carry is amazing. Thanks for connecting with us now. >> Thank you. Question one to three years. behavior, mental condition.
(03:33) Okay. Okay. Almost. Okay. Okay. mental capacity. Okay. So
(04:24) environment. Okay. Okay. Deficiencies only. So yeah, okay
(05:16) million people nearly 1.3% of the population last 20 25 years I think autism cases say one in less than 100 80 children local autism spectrum okayism behavioral problem. Okay. Okay.
(06:17) Disabilities, mental disabilities, cognition, orientation. I got that capacity. Okay. Okay. And sometimes kids and reasons pregnancy. Okay. 10 years at least 5 years.
(07:04) Okay. First golden 5 years and mother's home. Maybe if mother has a personality problem, lot of anxiety, lot of um multiple disorders, obsessive disorders, compulsive disorders, thought processes disorders, medications, screen addictions, language.
(07:51) Okay. Orientation, contactic important vital. Okay. Folic acid brain development IQ development folic acid. So okay. Okay.
(08:43) Autism. Okay. So one of the reason positive babies okay I have heard Something strange. Is it true?
(09:33) Pregnancy is a condition. Okay. So baby hormones. Okay. Okay. So both sides hormonal changes pregnancy are common.
(10:19) >> Okay. >> Pregnancy hormones. Okay. Yes. changes and feelings but diseases but not durated. Okay. After delivery how is that even possible? So ectopic pregnancy location or positioning of pregnancy.
(11:17) Okay. Okay. Okay. Pregnancy some way or the other. >> Okay. But very rare not documented. >> Okay. And abominal pregnancy. Okay. Ectopics are very common because I run a high
(12:02) 247. Okay. almost age in the hospital because blood anesthesia services. Okay. So location abnormality. Okay. Ectopic pregnancy is a very
(12:55) threatening problem. >> How does women feel in that time? Okay. Okay. So, it's a very peculiar condition. Your life is at risk. The doctor knows the document is there. You don't understand.
(13:40) >> Okay. >> You should understand that it's ectopic pregnancy. It's life-threatening and you need to be taking decision. Tell >> Yes. >> And at least Okay. We have to stop the place which is okay. My bag is not ready. My husband is on the way. He'll take one hour doctor. I I'm okay. Because every minute, every hour the
(14:26) blood is collecting inside the abdomen. There are days when we have removed 3 and 1/2 L of blood collected just because of negligence. Okay. pregnancy. Okay. sometimes
(15:12) blood. Okay. We literally have to swim through a camera with 10 mm and instrument of 5 mm. Okay. So which we can't at no cost you should remove our discussions are endless gone. Yes. Male factors male factor.
(15:56) >> Yes. >> How is it possible? >> Infections, sperm, sperm infections, motility of conditionsity. Okay, >> that's not correct. You have to evaluate the husband also for sperm related quality assessment. >> Okay. Quality parameter assessment, infection
(16:42) screen, cultures, deficiencies, hormones, vitamins. So egg freezing. Okay. It is not a mainstream
(17:27) process. Mainstream process is studies, jobs, >> okay, >> getting married and planning a child. This is mainstream process. >> Mainstream process follow maybe very promising careers or they have very difficult educational goals or some other things that are hampering. >> Okay. >> Sometimes they might have some divorces.
(17:58) they were they need some time to get back to uh you know another relationship. So if time is the factor >> okay >> if your you have importance to any other thing other than child at that given point in time and uh your age is running out definitely egg freezing option >> it is not about age >> it is about your choices okay >> for for example you're 25 years and you don't see yourself getting married and having children for the next 8 years.
(18:37) You're very clear about it. >> Okay? >> You have a road map. You have a road map >> and you have no seam for marriage and a child. Then at 25 what you should do? You can raise your eggs. For example, you've had some kind of a cancer and it is going for some treatment and that treatment might damage the eggs whether it is chemotherapy or radio then you can go for xies goals situations you've had a marriage you broke up you
(19:22) are looking for another partner You're 30 years. So you have not yet married. >> Again you won't know whether you will get a partner or not. You won't know whether your partner will have a mutual consent of having the child in near future. Then what is that you have to do if you have if you are having less eggs at that point.
(19:41) >> So some backup is there some backup. So these are not to be promoted for everybody. >> Okay. Clean sweep. >> Okay. special situations, special uh conditions and they have their own costing. >> Okay. >> They have their own recurrent costing. Okay. Okay. >> And they have their own plus minuses. Okay. So and freezinger.
(20:23) Yes. Because freezing some radio. So Both are equally there. Okay. >> Because the volume is more numbers are more egg freezing. Okay. sometimes number of eggs.
(21:11) Okay. Okay. >> Around to 15 depending on the egg count the woman has. We will know how many eggs he can collect with whatever doses that we look at medication. >> Of course. Yes. Right. >> So basic if you want to choose >> the egg and you want to choose the sperm. >> Okay. the egg characteristics, sperm
(21:56) characteristics, okay, >> physical characteristics, genetic characteristics, grouping of blood, >> uh extended profiles like education, height, weight, color, even >> okay, >> if you're looking at something to choose from that option, >> okay, >> you can. >> But you are the person, your husband is the person, okay, >> and you want to design your baby, it is not possible. You will have an embryo.
(22:23) >> Okay. >> Probably you can check what is the quality of the exactly. So babies then you go for whatever egg whatever sperm you make an embryo embryo section if they going through IVF. Okay. >> Embryo selection. Which embryo is the best one selected? Okay. Which embryo is the best one? Embryologist to an extent.
(23:11) over a period of time. Microscope. Okay. Okay. Okay. forward. Okay. Sexual
(24:08) intercourse. Reprodive intense energy. intense desire. [snorts] Why do you think the creator designed it that way? And what actually it's just a complete body. I just want to know what happens inside the body completely. Example, if a boy sees a girl that he is attracted to, vice versa, what happens?
(24:54) What happens in him? and in her actually what is the mechanism they going through in their body see it's a complex mechanism okay >> complex mechanism okay nervous systems parasympathetic sympathetic nervous systems brain recordimul other parts response is there. >> Okay. >> So if the visual stimulation is very good for a boy or for a girl >> it gives a certain set of instructions emotions heart rate. Okay.
(25:46) Should I go and talk? Okay. Should I proceed parasympathetic sympathetic nerve system responses futuristic ideas. Yeah.
(26:36) >> Okay. From male and female. >> Yes. Everybody it's the same. M these kind of things. Okay. Okay. Yes. [cough] What is the plastics? >> Plastics are one of the major causes of infertility.
(27:24) Now business >> fertility. >> Yeah, plastics. Plastics are one of the major major reasons for infertility both in women and men. >> Okay. So okay, spermity and they have very very bad impact on your overall body. They're all toxins. They they have an
(28:10) impression. >> Okay. get pregnant. It's also a threat for an obstitrician who want to do deliveries in future because all of them have a similar impact. Fertilizers, chemicals, additives, preservatives, colors. M
(28:56) they all have a lasting impression. >> Okay. 3 4 months 3 4 months improvement start. Okay. So plastics handmade soaps, detergents,
(29:45) cleaning, home cleaning solutions. >> Okay. >> Whether it is floor cleaning, bathroom cleaning, school utensil cleaning, clo clothes washing, >> okay, >> kitchen cleaning, sofa cleaning, okay? normal chemical based organic based okay to 4 months there will be some kind of a minor improvement that you might see >> better sleep >> okay >> better appetite >> weight loss clarity in your skin your acne might go >> in your
(30:29) uh you might have a feelood feeling Mhm. >> And uh best that we see quality improvement not only in egg and sperm, we also see quality improvement in thought process also. >> Okay. >> Because you are not fighting with some chemical inside your body. So whatever energy that you have is a pure energy. >> Okay. 2015.
(31:06) No man beyond this point. 2015 Virgin. Is it true? Is it possible? >> Yes, it is possible. Um, sperm involvement without sperm involvement >> that there was one documented pregnancy not with that also with sperm
(31:52) involvement only. >> Okay. But not without sperm. I don't know how >> you saying something earlier. >> Yes. So >> people don't want to get married. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So women have options. They according legally according to law >> if she's a major and she's fully uh okay with it, you don't have to have a partner to get pregnant.
(32:18) >> Okay. You can go to an IVF center, get uh artificial incimination of a donor >> done and get pregnant and your birth certificate also has a valid point that you're a single mother and you don't need a husband or a partner to write in that follow. >> Okay. >> Now, how do hospitals sell donuts? Now, >> hospitals do not select donuts.
(32:43) >> There is no way that a hospital selects. There is a uh like how do you have blood bank? >> Do have a sperm bank. >> Okay. >> An officially certified sperm bank and an officially certified egg bank. >> Okay. >> Which have their own rules regulations established by the active act. sperm bank. >> Okay. >> And sperm banks are certified sperm banks who have semen samples which are
(33:29) having minimum >> amount of characteristics and for somebody who is wanting to have a an extended profile >> also then it should be available. So sample characteristics minimum okay detail will be there and complete genetic genetic
(34:12) condition is tested and labeled and sent to us. We only use it. >> Okay. Okay. We don't test anything on it and there is a trending getting there is a trend getting popular water bing trend. Okay. I think
(35:16) to 8 months hospital. Okay. Yoga classes. Okay. So experience number of months because first pregnancy
(36:05) so Okay. So okay two different concepts. Okay. Okay.
(36:54) So I'm the best subject to do a section. So whatever options pain relief it is quite overrated. Okay. because okay
(37:54) feel good feeling is okay it'll give relaxation and pain relief Okay. Okay. Because Okay. Labor pains won't stop.
(38:39) >> Okay. >> Labor pains will be there. And when you sit inside water, since water is a medium, you might feel it less. The concept you might feel it less. But if you are apprehensive, okay, [laughter] okay? Okay.
(39:51) >> Okay. But as such for pain it is not a major thing. different woman the woman is sitting or okay otherwise also Okay.
(40:40) So, so many positions are there. Okay. Delivery assistance. Okay. >> So, there are people who want to deliver by sitting, they want to deliver by standing. It is their wish. We do it but whenever everything is fine. Normal delivery, vaginal delivery. Okay.
(41:46) Okay. Okay. Because I am fearing the day of delivery. Yeah. Okay. Max what you do? Insurance that is what you do. But just
(42:41) one week. Okay. Okay. So yeah, it's attitude. So, okay. I'm going to have a beautiful baby. Doctor, you just tell me how.
(43:26) >> Okay. Attitude. >> Yes, >> ma'am. I'm having this pain. I'm having that pain. I'm not able to do I'm vomiting. I'm not able to do this. So, complaining. >> Okay. My sister-in-law had this complication. My friend had this complication. I will have this complication. My jeans is like that. My mother had BP.
(43:58) I very much test comparison match. Okay. Okay. because we inco [clears throat] Okay. Okay. Unrealistic.
(44:51) No, I want a Okay. Okay. So patient perceptions I thought [laughter] Okay. Okay. WhatsApp.
(45:44) So they are living in a false world >> which is not supposed to be their world. While the world they are only pregnant. What the doctor says if you follow they will deliver whatever way but they are not living in that word they are living in a false world with all information situations situations knowledge Case to differentiation knowledge skin contact whatever do you baby
(46:37) you should talk to the baby communicational positive energy Google okay formula formula so Google may give different different things% is actual work and 80% is dealing with their emotions So ma'am uh what is the most irritating thing for you and you doesn't expect it to happen?
(47:32) Okay. social. Okay. Okay. Mhm. Yeah. scan
(48:27) problem. Okay. Smaller baby. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. educated,
(49:10) appropriate 12 weeks, 13 weeks. Okay. So, okay. No problem. Okay. Okay.
(50:06) Mhm. So important. Okay. What percentage of the cases that you deal miss the scan? I don't allow anybody to miss the scan. Okay. high risk pregnancy.
(51:01) Okay. Okay. life evalter smaller sugar management.
(51:55) So I am training women to have better offspring. >> Okay. So intelligence disease capacity okay mind okay so it's a challenge because not all patients listen to you but I make sure that they listen to me. >> Okay. >> Sometimes I'm stirred, sometimes I'm very friendly, sometimes I beg also,
(52:41) sometimes I even fun them. Yes. Because I don't want them to land in a bigger property. >> Okay. So because okay you can have this problem in future you seem to be giving a lot of importance to family what actually changes in us ma'am so important important Okay.
(53:26) I take time out for family. >> Okay. >> That's my priority. My priority work family. My children take definitely an upper hand over my work because I have three children. I manage them. But they also understand that for me how I manage them that is a different task and how I have to take care of the hospital and patients that's a different task.
(53:52) They know that their mother is an obstitrician and baby's deliver anytime. >> Okay. >> If I have to go I have to go even if it is their birthday I have to go. I have to go. >> I make sure that I balance the situation. I have a team who takes care in my absence and team building work. Okay. 247. Okay. It's impossible.
(54:28) So, okay. practice. I have a 16 members team who 24 by7 give care >> along with me. >> Okay. >> So we have our rotations, we have our views, >> we have everything accordingly. We manage family >> accordingly we manage what we have to do at work, personal life also with friends, I have friends, I have my own personal uh uh life, I have my family, I have work, I have my colleagues.
(55:00) So everything has to be balanced and that is what is life about. You compromise one over the other >> it is going to get back to you >> in one way or the other. Then your performance drops. >> Okay. >> For a happy life, for a better performance and to give 100% for wherever that you are, you just have to balance it.
(55:20) >> Okay. >> And balancing low sometimes compromise sometimes compromise. >> I have an extended family. I have my parents along with me. I have my in-laws along with me. So they also do their due diligence and work. >> Okay. >> I don't like leave my children onto the road and run. They have people to take care of them. They have their own space.
(55:41) >> They do their works and we have our own together time. >> Okay. Okay. >> I also take time for holidays. We also go for movies. We also go on dinner dates. We have our own time. And sometimes we make sure that our hospital >> is the place that we revolve around. >> So I have another house here right across the hospital >> where I stay back if I have to stay back where I monitor my kids also come and stay if they're missing me.
(56:08) >> Okay. >> So we balance it some way or the other. >> There are times when if children are sick they're in the hospital along with me. >> Okay. >> So that I'm working and they are taking their treatment. So it's not like I stop treatment and go sit along with them. >> That doesn't make sense. When I'm in a hospital, I can give them care in the hospital and they can also have me as a part of the hospital.
(56:32) >> Now I want you to give uh the viewers two important uh things to change in their everyday life that you gained from your experience regarding this family. And >> I always tell people to have a sustainable life. Okay, >> that's very very important makes a lot of difference. Okay. Okay.
(57:26) >> It'll give you longevity. >> Okay. >> It'll give you uh the respect that is needed for your hardearned money. It will not go to a drain. >> Okay. >> In some medical problem or in some any other unpredictable things. >> Mhm. You will have a predictable life and you will also have a secure life. >> Okay. >> And most of the time I am seeing this with nowadays lot of competitive world >> that people do only work.
(57:55) >> They don't really balance their personal life and their work life. >> Okay, >> that is not going to be good for your personal relationships or interpersonal relationships. Children don't want money. Children want your time. Even if you give them millions, they will always come back and tell you that you did not spend time with me.
(58:19) So you are answerable for that one question. Well, then you've lost everything. >> Work life important. Sustainable important. >> Be uh responsible towards your planet because if you consume or over consume whatever that is there right now, what will the future generations have? So you have to have a vision and do whatever minimalistic what you have don't go over and generations they are not responsible in any way most of them try to be but work life balance lot of addictions substance abuse including food they have a lot of abuse they eat a lot of food
(59:04) once in a while you can >> okay >> see we are all humans You also have a pallet once in a week or once in a time once in a day that you want you can have outside but shutting down home kitchen and eating always outside it's too dangerous. >> Okay. >> And choice of food and key even in for children or adults or anybody or working they're staying in host they have choice of food.
(59:31) >> Yeah. >> If you have wrong choice of food that's your choice. So choice of food has to be there and if you're not able to have good food have a fruit it is available anytime have boiled eggs they're available every day have some proteins like peanuts they're available every >> yes yes ma'am >> so it's only choice >> yes yes >> choice that matters >> agreed ma'am >> and your choices matter a lot not only for you choices matter for your family also when you take the right choices you will also be happy you will also grow
(1:00:05) well. You will also have success. Same way your family also will be the happy environment and you will have a good support system. because balancing act. Yeah. Yes. But if you see
(1:01:06) Do you feel like situations? Yeah. foreign. So, okay. So, for example, Baby, baby
(1:02:00) neighbors, friends, baby. Okay. longist they will learn by their mistakes 100% okay >> maybe I have the power in my hands sometimes I'm very very strict >> okay >> very strict I shout I yell that I will not allow you to travel you are not
(1:02:46) traveling and not give you a fitness certificate. Okay, >> because I also have an intuition something might go wrong and put that so many people are traveling it's okay Google has said that it's okay only 2 3% there is a guarantee don't go to public places infection because Hospital nightm okay I mean priorities
(1:03:44) partner's pri into into marriage, what should they commit to themselves? What should they ask to themselves? What would be your advice now? >> Adjustment mentalities, okay? >> Because no two people are alike, >> okay? And goal and the more you delay your marriages, the more there will be adjustment problems and there's always a problem with soc This is life uh difference of opinion
(1:04:32) and most of the time money is the matter and sometimes okay they're predictable. Okay. But they're not managed. Okay. So problems and more than your ego you have to be
(1:05:21) practical. >> Yeah. more than for the society you have to be in a happy relationship. >> Okay. >> If there's no happiness, there is no reason to be in a relationship. Um I want you to give advice for students who will be future you uh students who are preparing for medicine and uh doing medicine. first choice. Okay.
(1:06:11) So, okay. You have to work for your country. Country will give you every opportunity to grow. Okay. Okay. Yeah. growing
(1:07:04) it was hard most happy moments of life that keeps me going. Okay. Okay. So every birth should be you know okay [laughter] every year I think I don't know what is the meaning in it but that is the first time happy birthday happy birthday it's a memeing thing okay my father used to celebrate My birthday is like mad and crazy. Okay.
(1:07:50) So, okay. Mhm. So then every child and be seen. Thank you ma'am. Thank you for connecting with us. Yeah.
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