Support for reproductive health, from family planning to fertility treatments.

"Gynaecology plays a critical role in preventive health, reproductive care, and the management of conditions affecting the female reproductive system. Routine check-ups, screenings, and consultations with a gynecologist empower women with knowledge and early detection, promoting long-term health."

"Gynecologists, support you with the highest quality medical care."

GYNECOLOGY

Gynaecology plays a critical role in preventive health, reproductive care, and the management of conditions affecting the female reproductive system. Routine check-ups, screenings, and consultations with a gynecologist empower women with knowledge and early detection, promoting long-term health.Gynecologists use a range of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Some of the procedures that are widely used in gynecology include:-

• Preventive Care and Screenings

• Hysterectomy or removal of the uterus

• Ovary removal

• Removal of fallopian tubes during surgery

• Taking cone biopsies from the inner walls of the uterus if cancer of the womb is suspected

• Colposcopy and hysteroscopy, where the insides of the uterus are viewed using endoscope like instruments

• Taking biopsy or tissue samples from the cervix, if cancer is suspected

• Taking routine Pap smears from the cervix in order to diagnose and detect cervix cancer

• Ultrasound examination of the reproductive organs

• Removal of uterus fibroids

• Diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections

• Diagnosis and treatment of urinary incontinence

• Diagnosis problems with menstruation like absence, heavy bleeding, irregular or no-onset of menstruation etc.

• Diagnosis and treatment of cancers of cervix, vagina, vulva, uterus or ovary along with a team of physicians and surgeons including an oncologist or cancer specialist..

High Risk Pregnancy includes

• Bad Obstetrics history

• Heart disease

• Hypertension or preeclampsia

• Diabetes (IDDM/NIDDM)

• Severe anemia

• Haemolytic anemia

• Twins or triplets

• Placental abruption

• Bleeding disorders

• Thalassemia

• History of thrombosis or thrombophilias

• History of neurological disease

• Malignancy (cervical, ovarian or breast)

• Antiphospholipid syndrome

• Cervical incompetence(elective or emergency)

• Fibroid uterus

• Congenital malformations that can survive

High Risk Labour includes

• Prolonged labour

• Previous Caesarean

• CPD

• Preterm labour

• Obstructed labour

• Shoulder dystocia

• Retained placenta

• Inversion of uterus

• Rupture uterus

• Perineal tear