5th World Congress on
Womens Health and Midwifery

A health profession called Midwifery focuses on Womens sexual and reproductive health throughout their lives, particularly during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period (including new-born care).

• Track 2-1  Prenatal care
• Track 2-2  Postnatal care
• Track 2-3  Maternal health

Menstruation is a normal and natural process that occurs as a result of the menstrual cycle, which is controlled by hormones in the body. The menstrual cycle and menopause market is expected to grow as more women seek to manage their menstrual and menopausal health in a way that meets their needs and preferences.

• Track 3-1  Menstrual products
• Track 3-2  Menstrual stigma
• Track 3-3  Menstrual disorders
• Track 3-4  Menstrual hygiene
• Track 3-5  Hormonal changes

Gynaecology and obstetrics are professionals, these days Women Health care deal with this gynaecological issue. The majority of women do not menstruate every month. If a woman is menstruating and experiencing painful, terrible cramps, this issue is treated by Obstetrics and gynaecological.

• Track 4-1  Obstetric fistula
• Track 4-2  Perinatology
• Track 4-3  Caesarean Section method

The Oncology medicine area focuses on the early identification, treatment, prevention, and diagnosis of cancer. Oncologists are doctors who specialize in the treatment of cancer patients. The second largest cause of death in the US today is cancer, which has existed throughout history.  Fortunately, medicines are getting better, and molecular knowledge of cancer has also improved survival rates.

• Track 5-1  Ovarian cancer
• Track 5-2  Uterus cancer
• Track 5-3  Vaginal cancer
• Track 5-4  Vulva cancers
• Track 5-5  Cervical cancer

Pediatric care is typically provided by healthcare professionals who have specialized training in caring for children. Pediatric care is important for ensuring the healthy development of children, as well as the prevention and management of illness and disease. Regular pediatric checkups can help catch any potential health issues early on, which can lead to better outcomes and a healthier future for children.

• Track 6-1  Pediatric Cardiologists
• Track 6-2  Pediatric Neurologists

In Womens Health Conference, as we delve into the pressing importance of this topic in today's lifestyle. Learn about the rising prevalence of STDs, their detrimental effects on women's health, and proactive measures for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

• Track 7-1  Prevention methods
• Track 7-2  Public awareness
• Track 7-3  Diagnostic test
• Track 7-4  Contraception and Pills

During pregnancy, some drug intake may cause miscarriage, preterm labor, birth defects, stillbirth, withdrawal symptoms in the baby after birth, a higher risk of sudden infant death syndrome, a poor foetal growth rate, and cognitive and behavioural problems. The Midwifery experts are taking care of Womens Health after delivery .

• Track 8-1  Withdrawal symptom
• Track 8-2  Birth defects
• Track 8-3  Premature birth
• Track 8-4  Miscarriage
• Track 8-5  Developmental delays

PCOD and PCOS are major problem in Womens Health. Around one in every 17 women worldwide are affected by the heterogeneous endocrine disease known as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). Women today face challenges like a lack of awareness of these disorders and treatment alternatives.

• Track 9-1  PCOS Advanced Research
• Track 9-2  Diagnosis and Treatment of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
• Track 9-3  Hormonal imbalances

Endometriosis is a disorder where tissue that resembles the uterine lining develops outside of the uterus. The lining of the uterus is called endometrium. Ovaries, intestines, and pelvic tissues can all develop endometrial tissue as a result of endometriosis. That can happen, however endometrial tissue seldom spreads outside of the pelvic area.

• Gestational Diabetes
• Geriatric Gynaecology
• Reproductive Endocrinology

• Track 10-1  Gestational Diabetes
• Track 10-2  Reproductive Endocrinology
• Track 10-3  Geriatric Gynecology

A good diet and balanced nutrition can help your body in many different ways.  It's important to recognize that due to physical variations, men and women have different dietary needs. For example, hormonal changes associated with menstruation, childbearing, and menopause mean that women have a higher risk of anemia, osteoporosis, and various nutritional deficiencies. To maintain healthy bones and avoid anaemia, it is crucial for women to consume meals high in calcium, vitamin D, B vitamins, and iron. Due to ageing and parenting, women also have a tendency to lose more lean muscle mass over time. As a result, you should incorporate frequent exercise into your schedule, including high-intensity workouts and/or weight training.

Obstetrics and gynaecology Pediatric and Adolescent Gynaecology (PAG) specialization has connections to Pediatrics, surgery, endocrinology, and urology as well as other medical specialties. Thus, advancements in clinical care and teaching in the future will necessitate a multidisciplinary approach that incorporates elements of all the aforementioned medical specialties as well as contributions from Womens Health , public health, genetics, radiology, and psychology.

• Track 12-1  Early or delayed puberty
• Track 12-2  Adolescent contraception
• Track 12-3  Reconstructive management of uterine or vaginal abnormalities
• Track 12-4  Pregnancy prevention

Urogynecology is a surgical subspecialty of urology and gynecology that deals with female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery. They are specially deals Womens Health.

• Track 13-1  Urinary and fetal incontinence
• Track 13-2  Pelvic organ prolapses
• Track 13-3  Interstitial cystitis
• Track 13-4  Overactive bladder syndrome
• Track 13-5  Vesicovaginal and rectovaginal fistulas

Increased awareness and conversation about sexual health. Use the highest-quality, scientifically supported educational, clinical, and other preventive services to promote better sexual health. Boost the ability to support respectful, responsible, and healthy sexual interactions and behaviours. Reducing stigma and advancing health equity.

• Track 14-1  Comprehensive Sexual Education
• Track 14-2  HIV
• Track 14-3  Reproductive Health
• Track 14-4  Viral Hepatitis

Child birth and postpartum care is the important care for Several new mothers are affected by postpartum depression, a prevalent and frequently undiagnosed disease. Past depression, a lack of social support, and traumatic life events are risk factors for postpartum depression.

• Track 15-1  postpartum depression
• Track 15-2  Postpartum Obesity
• Track 15-3  Perinatal Asphyxia

Breastfeeding and formula feeding have both advantages and disadvantages in Womens Health, it is important for each mother to consider her own individual circumstances and make an informed decision that is best for her and her baby.

• Track 16-1  Maternal Health
• Track 16-2  Kangaroo Mother Care
• Track 16-3  Breast Cancer during Pregnancy
• Track 16-4  Mutation

Infertility is a condition where a couple has regular, unprotected sexual activity for a year or longer but is still unable to conceive. The underlying causes of infertility, which may have a variety of different causes, will determine the available treatments. Womens Health and Midwifery.

• Track 17-1  Ovulation disorders
• Track 17-2  Chromosomal abnormalities
• Track 17-3  Male factor infertility
• Track 17-4  damaged fallopian tubes

Epigenetic modification is important for both early and late oogenesis and spermatogenesis. Moreover, epigenetic modifications are linked to a number of conditions, including X-chromosome inactivation, disease, embryonic growth and development, and genomic imprinting.

• Track 18-1  genetic mutations
• Track 18-2  Inherited genetic disorders
• Track 18-3  genetic mutations

Advances in Womens Health research have led to significant improvements in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of various health conditions affecting women.

• Track 19-1  Imaging technology
• Track 19-2  Endoscopic equipment
• Track 19-3  Drug treatment
• Track 19-4  Laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgery
• Track 19-5  Ultrasonography
• Track 19-6  Minimally invasive gynecology surgery
• Track 19-7  Drug - resistant infection

Preterm delivery occurs when a baby is delivered before the full 37 weeks of pregnancy. Due to their undeveloped organs and bodily systems, premature new born may have a number of health issues.

• Track 20-1  Retinopathy of prematurity
• Track 20-2  Intraventricular hemorrhage
• Track 20-3  Respiratory distress syndrome

Midwifery in pediatrics involves professional nurses and midwives helping women, their newborns, kids, and adolescents with primary health care management. It offers direct care to mothers and children and promotes healthy habits. Pediatric nurses frequently help doctors by providing medical care, education about ailments, and treatment 

• Track 21-1  Nurse -midwifery
• Track 21-2  Primary care
• Track 21-3  Infant care

Osteoporosis is a week health condition of bone, for more than two million peoples each year affected by osteoporosis, and this number continues to grow. some steps you can take to prevent osteoporosis from ever occurring. Treatments can also slow the rate of bone loss if you do have osteoporosis. Osteoporosis in Womens Health includes medications, supplements, and medical devices aimed at preventing and treating bone loss and fractures.

• Track 22-1  Bone density
• Track 22-2  Fracture prevention
• Track 22-3  Orthopaedic implants

Health disparities in Womens Health refer to the unequal distribution of health outcomes and access to healthcare services among women from different socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic backgrounds

• Track 23-1  Pediatric nurse
• Track 23-2  Racial and ethnic disparities
• Track 23-3  Socioeconomic disparities
• Track 23-4  Geographic disparities
• Track 23-5  Age-related disparities

An autoimmune condition can make daily life challenging, Complex and dangerous illnesses including lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and multiple sclerosis exist. Despite the fact that these illnesses have no treatments, many of their symptoms can be managed. Nowadays majority are womens are affected by Auto Immune disease. It is serious issue for Womens Health cares .

• Track 24-1  Multiple sclerosis
• Track 24-2  Systemic lupus erythematosus
• Track 24-3  Rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
• Track 24-4  Thyroid diseases