Services

• Complete antenatal care, including management of high-risk pregnancy: Pregnancy and childbirth may be dangerous, and antenatal care can help women prepare for delivery and recognise warning signals. Micronutrient supplements, hypertension medication to avoid eclampsia, and tetanus vaccine are all available via preventative health care.
  
  
• Normal and assisted vaginal deliveries:Normal labour, also known as spontaneous vaginal delivery, is a kind of childbirth in which the baby is delivered naturally, without the assistance of any instruments or procedures provided by the doctor. Forceps or a vacuum may be used to assist in the birth of a baby during an assisted vaginal delivery.
  
  
• Caesarean section:One or more babiesare delivered surgically via an abdominal incision, typically because vaginal birth would pose a danger to the baby or mother.
  
  
• Routine gynaecologic and obstetric surgery: The term obstetric and gynecologic surgery encompasses a wide range of surgical operations done on the female reproductive system in order to address various health issues. The vagina, uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes make up the majority of the reproductive system.
  
  
• Hysterectomy abdominal, vaginal, and laparoscopic: Open surgery is required for an abdominal hysterectomy. The most prevalent method of hysterectomy is this one. Abdominal hysterectomy requires a 5- to 7-inch incision across the belly to be made by a surgeon. This incision is then used to remove the uterus by the surgeon. An incision is made in the patients vagina and the surgical team then performs a hysterectomy via this incision. The wound has been stitched up so that there is no trace of the incision. Surgeons introduce surgical instruments into the abdomen via numerous tiny incisions or one small incision in the belly button during laparoscopic hysterectomy, which uses a laparoscope, a lighted camera, and surgical equipment. During the procedure, the surgeon is able to see what is happening on a video screen while he or she is operating on the patient.
  
  
• Removal of ovarian cyst/tumour:
  Open surgery or laparoscopic surgery are the two options. After making a tiny incision (cut) in your lower belly, a laparoscope will be inserted via the laparoscopes camera and used to remove an ovarian cyst. After the cysts have been removed, your surgeon will close up the wound with sutures. To be sure the cyst isnt malignant, we could send the excised tissue to a lab for examination. A bigger abdominal incision is required for open ovarian cyst surgery, which necessitates more recuperation time.
  
  
• Myomectomy (removal of fibroid) abdominal/laparoscopic: Myomectomy is a surgical procedure that removes fibroids from the uterus. An open incision in the lower abdomen allows your surgeon to remove your fibroids during an abdominal myomectomy.
  Using a series of tiny incisions, your surgeon may remove your fibroids laparoscopically. This might be automated. While abdominal myomectomy takes longer to recuperate from, it is less intrusive and less painful than this procedure.
  
  
• Genetic counselling and diagnosis:Genetic counselling is essential for families to learn about and cope with uncommon disorders. It is crucial to get genetic counselling in order to learn about all of your choices for genetic testing, as well as how to cope with a genetic syndrome diagnosis.
  
  
• Adolescent gynaecological problems: Gynaecological conditions and problems in adolescents are diagnosed and treated. A complete management of the issues is offered.
  
  
• Cancer screening and vaccination for cervical cancer: Cervical cancer screening should be done on a regular basis for all adult women. An important goal of screening is the detection of precancerous lesions, abnormalities in the cervix cells that may lead to cervical cancer in the absence of treatment. Precancerous lesions must be treated if they are discovered.
  
  
• MTP and family planning: A medication-assisted abortion (MTP or Medical Termination of Pregnancy) is one option for women who want to avoid becoming pregnant. Only up to 9 weeks into the pregnancy may this be accomplished without resorting to surgical means. Abortion with this method is among the safest.
  
  An individual may manage how many children they will have and how far apart they want them to be born by using family planning. In the developing world, 214 million women of reproductive age who do not intend to get pregnant do not utilise contemporary contraceptives.
  
  
• Counselling premarital, prenatal, and postnatal:All the kinds of counselling related to female reproductive health is provided. Premarital, prenatal and postnatal counselling are offered.
  
  
• Menopause treatment: We provide treatment for menopause using hormone therapy. Hot flashes and other signs of menopause may be alleviated with menopausal hormone treatment.
  
  
• Adolescent clinic: The department has a special clinic dedicated to adolescent females gynaecological problems. All kinds of diseases and conditions are treated.