PCOS, Fertility and Mental Health Care for Women - Cicle Health

Cicle is a women's health and fitness app , aimed to support and provide information to women at every stage of their lives. Cicle helps track your period, and your day of ovulation and tells you the days in which you are fertile—to help you conceive. You can also set up an appointment with our best-in-class doctors for all of your health concerns—confidentiality is assured. Aside from providing women with health information, cicle also provides a platform for women to talk about their health concerns without the fear of prejudice—anoynymity is guaranteed. Let's look at six reasons why you should download our app USER FRIENDLY Cicle app is easy to access and navigate. The app is completely reliable and efficient. Having our app on your portable device means that it’s easy to access detailed information about issues on Women's health. CICLE Health App MEDICAL CONSULTATION You can book an appointment with a medical expert to discuss your health issues or concerns just by the...

Infertility is not getting pregnant despite having carefully timed unprotected sex for at least one year. Infertility may also refer to a person having issues staying pregnant i.e miscarriages or stillbirths. It is estimated that 1 in 10 women between the ages of 15 and 44 have trouble conceiving. Research has shown that in about one-third of couples that struggle with infertility, the issue is with the woman. In another third, the man is the one responsible for infertility. In the last third, the reason for infertility is unknown. Yes, you read right. Infertility can come from either the male or female—or even both. The causes of infertility depend on who is infertile. Infertility CAUSES OF INFERTILITY IN FEMALES . For a woman to conceive, an egg must be released from one of the ovaries. After it is released, a sperm must join the egg so as to fertilize it. The eggs then travel to the uterus.  When it does, the embryo (fertilized egg) attaches itself to the uterine wall. During t...

My Journey With Anxiety My journey with anxiety  has been a tough one. Before now, I didn’t really know how to talk about living with anxiety. I found it easier talking about my other health issues than explaining to people that my mind works overtime-It took landing in the ER a couple of times before I could really bare myself. I was in high school the first time I noticed the signs. I was waiting for my debate partner to deliver her final words, so I can walk up to the podium and blow their minds-I stayed up all night preparing. As I waited for my co-debate, I began to sweat excessively. I could feel my heart pounding aggressively and I couldn’t breathe probably. I felt the world was closing in on me. It was finally my turn to speak and I couldn’t control my body, so I ran out of the hall. Everyone chalked it up as stage fright, I knew better. As I grew older, it became worse. The days leading to my test results were nerve-wracking for me. Important life decisions almost ran me m...

Lalli Shantaram was only 18 when she got married to a man barely two years her senior. It was a typical arranged marriage in Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh, with as many as 200 people in attendance. Like is normal with most rural folk, they began asking her for a baby even before she completed a year of marriage. While she would initially shy away, facing the question became part and parcel of her life, for as long as three decades. And beyond a point, no one questioned. They taunted and reminded her she was “baanjh” ( infertile ). A Mother at 51 — Cicle Health While the first five years of her marriage were tough, it only got tougher with the passing of time owing to her inability to bear a child. When Lalli was about 26, her husband offered to adopt his elder brother’s son who was about seven years old then. Lalli, who had resigned to her fate, accepted the offer since it meant that she would have a child to call her own, and at the same time, she would have less advice and taunts coming her...