“Your uterus is abnormal.”

A sentence that can immediately create fear.

But here’s something important many women don’t know:

Not every uterine anomaly is dangerous.

And not every unusual uterine shape causes infertility.

🩺 Müllerian anomalies are variations in how the uterus formed before birth.

Some are very mild and may never affect pregnancy. 

Others may require closer follow-up or treatment.

Many women only discover them during:

 • a routine ultrasound

• fertility assessment

• pregnancy scans

• or miscarriage evaluation

In this series, we’ll simplify the most common types: 

• Arcuate uterus

• Septate uterus

• Bicornuate uterus

• Unicornuate uterus

And we’ll talk about:

 ✔️ fertility

✔️ miscarriage risk

✔️ pregnancy outcomes

✔️ when treatment is needed… and when it is not.

Because understanding the diagnosis matters more than fearing the name.

Dr Rabab Cares 

#MullerianAnomalies

#UterineAnomalies

#SeptateUterus

#ArcuateUterus

#BicornuateUterus

#UnicornuateUterus

#InfertilityAwareness

#FertilityEducation

#Ultrasound

#DrRababCares

 Today, we celebrate the women who carry entire worlds quietly. 🤍

To every mother—the ones raising children, healing families, working through exhaustion, hiding pain behind a smile, and still showing up with love every single day—

Thank you.

As an obstetrician, I witness strength in many forms, but motherhood remains one of the most powerful journeys I see.

Happy Mother’s Day to every mother, every expecting mother, every woman trying, and every woman carrying love in her heart. 🌷

You are appreciated more than words can say.

Dr. Rabab Mustafa 

#DrRababCares

 Causes Of Bleeding While Using Contraceptives 

Swipe to learn common causes of bleeding while using oral contraceptive pills 👩🏻‍⚕️💊

Not every bleeding episode means something dangerous  but understanding the cause matters.

 🤔“Your Pap smear says LSIL… should you worry?”

You came for a routine check.

You felt fine.

Then the report says: LSIL.

Suddenly… anxiety starts.

Let me explain it simply 👇

LSIL (Low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion).

means there are mild changes in the cervix,

usually caused by a very common virus called Human papillomavirus (HPV).

💡 The most important thing you need to know:

👉 This is NOT cancer.

👉 In many cases, your body clears it on its own.

👉 You don’t need panic… you need proper follow-up.

🩺 So what happens next?

Depending on your age and results:

Sometimes we just monitor and repeat the test after 1 year.

Sometimes we do a simple test called colposcopy to take a closer look.

That’s it. No rush. No fear.

⚠️ When do we take it more seriously?

If the virus persists

Or if changes progress over time.

👉 That’s why follow-up is everything

💬 A message from me as your doctor:

Don’t ignore it…

but don’t be scared of it either.

Your body is strong.

And with the right follow-up, we catch problems early  before they ever become serious.

#DrRababCares we focus on early detection, reassurance, and safe care because your peace of mind matters as much as your health.

#DrRababCares

#DrRababCares

#CervicalHealth

#PapSmear

#LSIL

#HPVAwareness

#WomensHealth

#CervicalScreening

#PreventiveCare

#EarlyDetection

#HealthcareAwareness

 Happy Labour Day.

Work means different things to different people.

For some, it’s routine.

For others, it’s responsibility that stays even on a day off.

As doctors, we learn to appreciate both

the moments we serve,

and the moments we pause.

Today is a reminder to value the work we do…

and also the rest that allows us to keep going.

To everyone working hard in their own way today and every day this day is for you.

#DrRababCares 

#LabourDay 

#DoctorLife 

#Healthcare 

#WomensHealth

 💚“I didn’t rush for a C-section.

I responded to a cord prolapse.”

One of the most dangerous obstetric emergencies can begin quietly… and within minutes, everything changes.

A patient in early labour.

Twin pregnancy.

First baby breech.

Suddenly cord prolapse.

At that moment, this is no longer about waiting.

It is no longer about “let’s observe.”

It becomes about one thing only:

Time.

Cord prolapse happens when the umbilical cord slips below the presenting part, causing compression and rapidly reducing blood flow and oxygen to the baby.

Every minute matters.

Immediate action is critical:

– Relieve cord compression

– Optimize maternal position

– Prepare for urgent delivery

– Most often, emergency Caesarean section is the safest option

Sometimes people say,

“Doctors are too quick to do C-sections.”

But obstetrics teaches us something important:

Delay can be far more dangerous than decision.

Not every emergency looks dramatic.

Some begin quietly… and demand speed, not hesitation.

Sometimes, saving a life doesn’t mean holding the scalpel.

Sometimes, it means recognizing danger early, making the right decision fast, and ensuring the patient reaches the right hands in time.

Cord prolapse doesn’t wait.

Neither should we.

Timely referral is not “just referral.”

Sometimes, it is the difference between tragedy… and two healthy babies.

Because in obstetrics,

sometimes

timing is survival.

#DrRababCares

 #Obstetrics #CordProlapse #EmergencyObstetrics #TwinPregnancy #MaternalCare #WomenHealth #CaesareanSection #HighRiskPregnancy