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Specialities

Gynaecology & Obstetrics

Services

  • Painless Deliveries
  • Normal and Assisted Vaginal Deliveries
  • Routine Gyneac and Obstetric Surgery
  • Caesarean Section
  • Abortion
  • Hysterectomies
  • Repair of Prolapse
  • Removal of Ovarian, Tumour, Fibroid
  • Advances Endoscopic Surgeries
  • Urogynocological procedures
  • Management of high-risk pregnancies
  • Genetic counselling and diagnosis
  • Family Planning
  • Adolescent Gynaec Problems
  • Well Baby Clinic
  • Infertility
  • Endometriosis
  • Lactation Consultation
  • Counseling - Premarital, Prenatal, Postnatal, etc.
  • Lactation Consultation – Discuss with your Gynecologist about your plans to breastfeed. Some women may wonder if the size and shape of the breasts will affect their ability to produce milk. Nipple shape and size can affect the ease with which your baby learns to nurse. If you need help determining if your nipples are normal, flat or inverted please ask your doctor for a nipple assessment. There is a simple treatment available for flat or inverted nipples that may help and should be done in the last month or two of pregnancy. In our, Obstetrician will visit you in the hospital and offer any help with breastfeeding-related issues like low milk supply, baby not latching or shallow latch, pain while breastfeeding, sore or cracked nipples, blocked nipples, engorgement, initiating and maintaining milk supply if the baby in NICU, breastfeeding multiples, breastfeeding premature baby, breastfeeding bay with cleft lip/cleft palate, etc.
  • Abortion - Our hospital is government recognized for MTP. If you do not feel ready to take the responsibility of a child at the present time and find it necessary to take the difficult decision of abortion we can help you.
    • a) Medical abortion - If you're up to 9 weeks pregnant, you just have to take medication that flushes the embryo out of your system.
    • b) Surgical abortion - A surgical abortion involves the removal of the pregnancy (sometimes known as the 'contents of the uterus') via the vagina by surgical means. To have a surgical abortion, the cervix must be opened wide enough to allow the surgical instruments into the uterus.
    • c) Suction aspiration - This method can be used from 7 to 15 weeks of pregnancy. It involves suctioning out the embryo using a tube inserted into the uterus via the vaginal passage the patient is under the influence of aesthetic.
    • d) Dilation & Evacuation - This method is used in advanced pregnancy (over 15 weeks) while the patient is under anaesthesia, her cervix is dilated and stretched and the embryo is taken out using appropriate tools.
  • Endometriosis -
    • a) What is Endometriosis? - Endometriosis is a common uterine condition found in women in which the uterine tissues are found in other internal parts of the body like ovaries, behind the pelvic area and on the top of the vaginal area.
    • b) The Symptoms Of Endometriosis - The women who have Endometriosis may experience heavy bleeding during their menstrual cycle and may have painful periods. It may adversely affect their fertility by weakening the lining of the uterine wall. It may also cause general listlessness and depression.A Cure For Endometriosis - There is no known cure for endometriosis but the condition can be managed by painkillers and surgery to remove all known endometrial patches. Due to this fact Endometriosis can be very difficult to deal with.
    • c) Endometriosis Life Threatening - Certainly not. Endometriosis, although adversely affecting the chances of a successful pregnancy doesn't cause any life-threatening problems. The pain can be managed by painkillers and Endometrial surgery.
  • Menopause - Menopause is the stopping of the menstrual cycle in women during their mid to late forties. It is a natural phenomenon in which the ovaries stop ovulating every 4 weeks. In many cultures, it considered being a new birth for a woman. Pregnancy becomes unlikely after Menopause. Your periods may not stop altogether immediately but the frequency will be reduced with longer and longer gaps between two periods. The oestrogen hormone secretion in your reduces body at the age when menopause occurs. This may cause certain physical symptoms like
    • Hot flashes
    • Sweating heavily in the nights
    • Frequency shifting moods
    • Dryness in the vagina

    Diagnosis and Treatment

    In most cases Menopause is not a very challenging condition physically. In some cases the symptoms might interfere with your normal daily life in which case treatment may become necessary.

    It is diagnosed by a blood test for follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), If the existence of FSH is lost than the average levels or may indicate Menopause.

    For treatment general diet and lifestyle changes are sufficient in most cases. If that doesn't completely relieve the symptoms oestrogen replacement is prescribed by the method of hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

    For vaginal dryness, vaginal lubricants are available.

    And for mood swings anti depressants are utilized in proper dosages.

    If you are experiencing extreme discomfort due to Menopause symptoms please schedule a counselling session.

  • PCOS - Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a common condition found in women in which benign cysts are found in the ovaries. If you have at least two of these three symptoms you might be diagnosed with PCOS.
    • Cysts in ovaries impending release of the ova
    • Irregular ovulation and irregular periods, sometimes even non-existent
    • Presence of male hormones in excess causing too much body hair
    • Decline infertility and difficulties in getting pregnant
    • Hirsutism - excessive hair growth in the face, chest, back and buttocks
    • Weight loss and weakness
    • Thinning, breaking and shedding hair
    • Oiliness in the skin
    • General listlessness and loss of energy
    • Depression
    The cause of PCOS is as yet unknown but there is a reason to believe it may be genetic. It often runs in the family. PCOS is connected to hormonal imbalance. It not only causes testosterone (male hormone) in your body but also insulin. Insulin controls the sugar content of your body and an excess of it may cause type 2 diabetes later in life
    There is no known cure for PCOS but the symptoms can be managed.
    A course of fertility drugs can be tried first. In the event of failure of fertility medication a procedure called Laparoscopic Ovarian Drilling (LOD) will be prescribed. LOD involves using heat or laser rays to destroy the ovarian cysts responsible for the hormonal imbalance.
  • Fibroids - Fibroids are non-cancerous, benign, cyst-like growth on and around the uterus. These are made of muscle fibre, hence the name Fibroids, They are also known as leiomyomas.

    Symptoms

    Quite a few women do not experience any symptoms and are completely unaware of the condition , therefore.

    Women who do experience symptoms may get -

    • Heavy and painful periods due to leakage of fibrous tissue through the vaginal passage.
    • Pain in the abdomen and the lower back.
    • Frequent urge to urinate.
    • Chronic constipation.
    • Pain during Sexual intercourse.

    Diagnosis of Fibroids

    It is advisable to go for regular gynaecology check-ups since Fibroids in many cases don't show any symptoms so it may be difficult to catch and may only appear during other routine tests.

    If you do face the symptoms you will go through an ultrasound scan under advisement by your GP to confirm the diagnosis.

    The Causes of Fibroids -

    The causes have not been determined as yet despite extensive research. The enquiry into the cause continues even as we speak. However, the occurrence of Fibroids has been linked to -

    • Imbalance in oestrogen hormone levels (excess)
    • Genetics
    • Obesity

    Fibroids Treatment -

    Fibroids treatment may be quite unnecessary if there are no harmful symptoms. They diminish over time as the oestrogen supply in the body reduces with age.
    If you do face challenges due to Fibroids your physician may suggest hormone therapy to control the oestrogen levels in your body. Failing that, non-invasive surgery is a useful weapon against Fibroids.

  • Contraception - Contraception methods are ways to prevent pregnancy when you don't want it. They should not be confused with prophylactics which are ways to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. There is some overlap between the two though e.g. Condoms are both prophylactic and Contraceptive.

    The Best Contraceptive Method for Myself -

    There are 15 different methods of contraception and you can choose the one that suits your needs exactly.

    • If you are comfortable using a Contraceptive every time you have the sex you can use male and female condoms, spermicidal gel, an emergency Contraceptive pill or a diaphragm
    • If you want an option that you use every day a Contraceptive pill will be the best option.
    • If you want an option that is replaced weekly then you'll find the Contraceptive patch the most useful.
    • A vaginal ring has to be replaced every month.
    • Contraceptive injections can be taken every three months.
    • A Contraceptive ink implant can be renewed every three years.
    • Intra Uterine Device (IUD) can be replaced every five years.

    There are many other criteria you can choose from. Depending on your age, menstrual cycle and other preferences you can zero in on the best contraceptive method for yourself.