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  Plastic surgery works by cutting & tightening the skin to generate dramatic and age-defying results. As the skin heals & nerve connections regrow, incisions can cause a temporary loss of sensation. How long does it take for the skin to restore sensation following plastic surgery? How do these skin changes make you feel? What to Expect Following Your Procedure? Let’s discuss it. What Causes The Loss Of Sensation? Your body is a network of nerves that transmit feelings to your brain from various places of your body. Any wound on your skin can cause this network to be disrupted. After surgery, these communication routes require time to rebuild and replenish. Each patient's healing progresses at a different rate. The level of sensory loss and the speed with which the skin heals depends on the extent of your surgery and how quickly you recuperate. Smoking lowers blood oxygen levels and hinders the healing process. Smoking too soon following surgery can cause long-term problems...

  PCOS, or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, is a disorder that may occur at any stage of a woman's reproductive life. The cause of this illness is a hormonal imbalance. It may have an impact on women's ability to have children. PCOS causes hormonal imbalances and metabolic problems in women, which may have an impact on their general health and attractiveness. PCOS, a common and curable disease, may often result in infertility. Women who have PCOS have an abnormally high level of masculine hormones. Their bodies skip menstrual cycles as a result of this hormonal imbalance, making it more difficult for women to conceive. Symptoms The most common PCOS symptoms include missed irregular, infrequent, or long periods. In women, PCOS shows itself in several ways. Some of these common signs and symptoms of PCOS are: Excess androgens in the body cause hair loss Hair growth in places you don't want it (like your face) Acne Unexplained weight gain Frequent and unnatural changes in the mood...

  Endometriosis is quite a painful condition in which tissue which are similar kind to the tissue that normally lines the inside of your uterus, the endometrium starts growing outside your uterus. Endometriosis usually involves ovaries, fallopian tubes and the tissue lining your pelvis. With endometriosis, the endometrial-like tissue acts as the normal tissue i.e it thickens, and breaks down during every menstrual cycle, but these shedding get no exit from the body and hence gets trapped. Eventually tissue scarring happens and leads to the sticking of this tissues and organs. At times the symptoms of endometriosis can be confused with fibroids, to be sure of it make sure to consult experts from the  Best Gynaecology Hospital in Ghaziabad  and know the correct diagnosis. Symptoms Common  symptoms of endometriosis usually include: Painful periods (dysmenorrhea).  Pelvic pain and cramping during and before menstrual period. Pain with intercourse.  Pain during ...