Obs & Gynae
Obstetrics and gynaecology or obstetrics and gynecology is the medical specialty that encompasses the two subspecialties of obstetrics and gynecology. Obstetrics and gynaecology deals with the care of pregnant women, their unborn children, and the treatment of women’s disorders. Medicine and surgery are combined in this specialisation. While most gynaecologists are also obstetricians, gynaecology is concerned with all aspects of a woman’s reproductive health from adolescence to menopause and beyond. Obstetrics and gynaecology specialists have extensive expertise treating a variety of gynecologic and urinary system disorders and problems.
Our Specialities
High risk pregnancy
When there are risks to the mother, the baby, or both, a pregnancy is classified as high-risk. To help secure the greatest result for the mother and baby, high-risk pregnancies need to be managed by a professional.
Infertility treatment
It is described as a couple’s inability to conceive despite having regular, unprotected intercourse for at least a year. Infertility might be caused by a problem with you or your spouse, or due to the combination of circumstances that impede conception.
Pre Conception Counseling
A preconception counselling appointment is a meeting with your healthcare professional to discuss your plans for a future pregnancy. Your family history, risk factors, medical issues, and way of life are all taken into consideration.
Normal & Painless Deliveries
The most frequent and safest way to give birth is by vaginal delivery. You’ll undoubtedly hear the phrase “natural childbirth” used to denote a vaginal delivery without the use of pain medication or any other methods to initiate or accelerate labour.
Laproscopy/Hysteroscopy
Reproductive surgeons can use hysteroscopy and laparoscopy to remove scar tissue, clean the fallopian tubes, and remove fibroids, cysts, or endometriosis lesions. They can also treat congenital defects.
Gynecological Disorders
It is a disorder that affects the female reproductive organs, namely the breasts, as well as the womb (uterus), ovaries, fallopian tubes, vagina, and vulva in the abdominal and pelvic areas. Some common types of gynaecological infection include: Bacterial vaginosis. Candida (yeast infection) Chlamydia.
What We Have Here for You
We offer a full range of treatments and equipment for our patients
24x7 Emergency treatment
Our clinic responds quickly and efficiently to pregnancy-related emergency problems.
Expert Staff
Our clinic has trained and expert staff who has expertise in this field
Modern equipment
We treat our patients with cutting-edge equipment and approaches.
Covid-19 Safe area
We take great efforts to ensure that our patients are safe. Every day, as well as after each appointment, we sterilize our clinic.
Obestrics
Our main objective is to give our patients high-quality and safe pregnancy and infertility problem treatment.
Medical Supplies
For the greatest outcomes, we treat our patients with highly sophisticated and current technology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear your concerns and queries. know about commonly asked questions
What is the role of an obstetrician and gynaecologist?
A gynaecologist is a doctor who focuses on the reproductive health of women. Obstetricians provide treatment to women during pregnancy and shortly after the birth of their child. They also have a baby-delivery service… Your ob-gyn will take care of some of your most essential health concerns, such as birth control, delivery, and menopause.
When do you need to see an obstetrician?
When should I see an obstetrician for the first time? This varies depending on your medical history, but I prefer to see people between 8 and 10 weeks of pregnancy. Patients with pre-existing medical conditions or who are on a regular drug regimen should be seen earlier.
What is the role of a gynaecologist?
Gynecologists are specialists who specialise in women’s health, particularly the female reproductive organs. Pregnancy, menstruation, childbirth, hormone imbalances, reproductive disorders, and other difficulties are dealt with by them. Gynecologists typically use a speculum to perform a pap smear test to discover any abnormalities in the reproductive system.
Do obstetricians deliver babies?
OB-GYNs are specialists in everything usual and everything that isn’t when you’re expecting. Obstetricians and gynaecologists also deliver infants, both vaginally and through Cesarean section (C-section).
Need Help?
Make an appointment with us in case of an emergency or other pregnancy-related complications. We would be delighted to assist all of our patients to the best of our abilities. You may also schedule appointments for online consultations to seek help with your issues.