Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Women's healthcare through every stage of life.
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Women's healthcare requires continuity, understanding and careful medical attention. The obstetrics and gynaecology department addresses a broad range of needs — from pregnancy monitoring and high-risk pregnancy care to postnatal support, infertility care and gynaecological concerns.
Services offered
10 total- Antenatal Care
- High-Risk Pregnancy Care
- Postnatal Care
- Family Planning Services
- Infertility Care
- Cancer Screening
- Menopausal Care
- Adolescent Gynaecology
- Gynaecological Consultation
- Management of Gynaecological Problems
Doctors in This Department
Available for in-person consultation at our facility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Antenatal care involves regular medical check-ups during pregnancy to monitor the health of both mother and baby. These visits help identify any concerns early and ensure the pregnancy is progressing normally.
A pregnancy may be considered high-risk if there are pre-existing medical conditions, previous pregnancy complications, multiple pregnancies (twins or more), or if the mother is above a certain age. A gynaecologist can evaluate individual circumstances and recommend appropriate monitoring.
Most doctors recommend an initial consultation as soon as pregnancy is confirmed — ideally within the first few weeks. Early antenatal visits help establish a care plan for the duration of the pregnancy.
Comprehensive Women's Healthcare
From routine gynaecological care to specialized maternity services — covering every stage of a woman's health journey.
Maternity & Pregnancy Care
Complete pregnancy care from the first antenatal visit through delivery and postnatal follow-up.
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Regular monitoring, ultrasound scans, blood tests and expert guidance throughout pregnancy.
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Specialized monitoring for complex pregnancies, gestational diabetes, hypertension and other complications.
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Maternal recovery support, newborn examination, breastfeeding guidance and follow-up care after delivery.
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Fertility evaluation, ovulation assessment, follicular monitoring and guidance on appropriate next steps.
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Hormonal management, lifestyle guidance and fertility support for polycystic ovary syndrome.
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Evaluation and management of irregular periods, heavy bleeding, painful periods and related concerns.
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Support for women navigating the menopausal transition, including symptom management and wellness guidance.
Learn moreAdolescent Gynaecology
Sensitive care for teenage girls and young women, addressing menstrual health, development and wellness.
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Preventive screening including cervical cancer screening, pap smear and breast examination.
Learn moreHow to Book a Consultation
The process is designed to be straightforward so you can focus on your health.
Initial Consultation
Meet the obstetrician or gynaecologist to discuss your health needs, history and concerns.
Clinical Evaluation
Appropriate examinations and investigations help the doctor understand your condition and recommend a care plan.
Personalised Care Plan
Based on the evaluation, the medical team outlines monitoring, treatment or follow-up steps tailored to you.
Follow-Up & Support
Regular follow-up visits, investigations and guidance support continued care and recovery.
When Should You See an Obstetrician or Gynaecologist?
First Pregnancy Consultation
As soon as pregnancy is confirmed, schedule an antenatal visit to establish a care plan.
Irregular or Painful Periods
Persistent menstrual irregularities, heavy bleeding or severe cramping warrant medical evaluation.
Difficulty Conceiving
If you have been trying to conceive for 12 months without success, a fertility evaluation is recommended.
Pre-Conception Planning
Before planning a pregnancy, a gynaecological consultation can help identify and manage any underlying conditions.
Menopausal Symptoms
Hot flashes, mood changes, sleep disturbances or other symptoms during the menopausal transition can be addressed.
Routine Preventive Care
Annual gynaecological check-ups, cancer screening and general wellness assessments.
