Bøger af Lata Kanyal Butola

Parenthood is considered one of the most important life achievements in the Indian society. It is widely accepted that human existence through a child reaches completeness and fulfills the individual's need for reproduction. Infertility disrupts the basic social structure (family-building) and thereby the domestic economic and social well-being of a couple is not achieved. In India, the prevalence of primary infertility was 12.6 percent. Concepcion is normally achieved within 12 months in the (80-85) of couples who use no contraceptive measures. Infertility is a difficult process to overcome, but dealing with infertility is instrumental in pursuing a positive family building journey in the future. ¿ Eat balanced and nutritious diet with plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables.¿ Treating or preventing existing diseases such as diabetes and hypothyroidism.¿ regular physical examinations help to detect early signs of infection or abnormalities.¿ Hormone treatments, fertility drugs, timed intercourse, medications like estrogen, anti-diabetic medications and sex hormone suppression improves the chances of conception ¿ Do not delay on parenthood

Diabetes Mellitus is an endocrine disorder and the complications arising from the disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. Vitamin B12 is a water soluble vitamin and its deficiency results in disruption of methylation process which leads to accumulation of serum and intracellular homocysteine and methylmalonic acid which gets accumulated in the myelin sheath and leads to formation of abnormal fatty acids, resulting in neurological manifestations. Glycated Hb is used as a guideline to check the status of patient¿s glycemic control for preceding 3 months. The objective of this study was to correlate HbA1c and Vitamin B12 status in Type 2 Diabetes patients. Mean serum Vitamin B12 in the study group was 218.17±118.3 and HbA1c was 7.94±1.99. Positive correlation existed between HbA1c and Vitamin B12 with p value 0.0013 and r value 0.3161 which is statistically significant (p value