Second-time bride worried about weight gain wants yoga tips

Ans: Chance is very less.

Ans: Hello Afrin
there won't be any problem.

Ans: Whatever tax is payable, the same is payable by his father & not by son.
If the son gets any amount from his father, it is a Gift & not Income for the son.
Most welcome for any further clarifications. Thanks.

Ans: I can't make any comments, based on this limited information. Complete details are required for any tax calculations, like Income from Other sources, Tax Savings if any etc.
I suggest you to work out your ITR calculations, based on both regimes & choose the best one, suitable for you.
Most welcome for any further clarifications. Thanks.

Ans: History noted
Women with Sjögren's syndrome have a significantly higher chance of experiencing vaginal dryness compared to the general population.
While vaginal smell is not a direct symptom of Sjögren's, vaginal dryness can make the woman more susceptible to infections and other issues that might alter vaginal odor.
If you are worried on breast lump you can get mammography done to rule out any malignancy

Ans: Yes, the I-Pill (emergency contraceptive pill) can cause a delay in periods as a side effect. The high dose of hormones in the pill can disrupt the menstrual cycle, leading to irregular bleeding or delayed menstruation.
But it's important to do pregnancy test and meet your gynae if still no periods

Ans: For a husband at 41 and wife at 36 considering a second pregnancy, concerns about age and finances are valid. While both are still fertile, the husband's age may slightly increase the risk of chromosomal abnormalities in the baby, while the wife's age increases the risk of pregnancy-related complications and chromosomal conditions in the baby. Finances should be carefully considered, as raising a child can be expensive, especially when factoring in potential medical costs and childcare.
Yes, but advance in medical science we can always rule out any congenital problems in the baby by series of sonographies and blood test done at every trimester and appropriate intervention can be done.
If you are surely planning to have one more child in future, then it's advisable to go ahead with present pregnancy since its natural conception.
Kindly reconsider

Ans: For a husband at 41 and wife at 36 considering a second pregnancy, concerns about age and finances are valid. While both are still fertile, the husband's age may slightly increase the risk of chromosomal abnormalities in the baby, while the wife's age increases the risk of pregnancy-related complications and chromosomal conditions in the baby. Finances should be carefully considered, as raising a child can be expensive, especially when factoring in potential medical costs and childcare.
Yes, but advance in medical science we can always rule out any congenital problems in the baby by series of sonographies and blood test done at every trimester and appropriate intervention can be done.
If you are surely planning to have one more child in future, then it's advisable to go ahead with present pregnancy since its natural conception.
Kindly reconsider

Ans: 40-year-old woman with anemia who has had multiple blood transfusions, is taking iron supplements, and has undergone tests with normal results, may have an underlying medical condition causing her anemia. The weight loss observed could be related to the anemia itself, or it could be a separate issue unrelated to the anemia. Further investigation to identify the cause of the persistent anemia and the weight loss is needed.
Possible reasons for persistent anemia:
Iron Absorption Issues:
Despite taking iron supplements, the woman may not be able to absorb iron properly due to conditions like celiac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, or prior surgery.
Bleeding Source:
A hidden source of bleeding, such as a polyp, ulcer, or other gastrointestinal issue, could be causing the blood loss that needs to be addressed.
Chronic Disease:
Anemia of chronic disease can occur due to conditions like kidney disease, heart failure, or inflammatory conditions, and the treatment focuses on managing the underlying disease.
Other Types of Anemia:
Conditions like aplastic anemia (where the bone marrow doesn't produce enough red blood cells) or hemolytic anemia (where red blood cells are destroyed prematurely) may also need different approaches.
Incorrect Iron Supplement:
The iron supplement being taken may not be the most effective type, or the dosage may be too low, preventing the anemia from being fully resolved.
Reasons for weight loss:
Anemia's Effects:
Underlying Medical Condition:
The woman's weight loss may be related to an underlying medical condition not related to the anemia, such as hyperthyroidism, cancer, or an eating disorder.
Iron Supplement Side Effects:
Some iron supplements can cause digestive issues like constipation or stomach cramps, potentially leading to changes in appetite and weight.