INFERTILITY
The doctor’s initial encounter with the infertile couple is the most important step, as it sets the tone for subsequent evaluation and treatment. Factors from both partners need to be evaluated before making a diagnosis and pursuing invasive treatments like IUI or ART ( IVF with ICSI ). In about one-third of cases, the cause of infertility involves only the male.In about one-third of cases, the cause of infertility involves only the female. In the remaining cases, the cause of infertility involves both the male and female, or no cause can be identified.
HIGH RISK PREGNANCY
In general ,pregnancy should be considered a unique, physiologically normal episode in a woman’s life. However preexisting or unexpected illness of the mother or fetus can complicate the pregnancy. It is all about practicing evidence based management of all the challenges presented to us in our clinical practice.
ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY
Laproscopy revolution has been startlingly rapid and has been a boon to the patients as even a fibroid removal or hysterectomy is easy with patient getting back to normal in just a day or two. Procedures like tubal repair, septal correction, myomectomy, ovarian cystectomy, ovarian drilling or even evaluating the female reproductive system is easily done through laproscopy and hysteroscopy and not much time wasted in recovery for the anxious infertile couple waiting to concieve.
RECURRENT MISCARRIAGE
The importance of procreation is inherent in man’s very creation. Recurrent pregnancy loss is one aspect of disordered fertility and is often described as the ‘orphan of infertility’ as it has been overlooked in the management of infertility!
Recurrent miscarriage has numerous causes and numerous treatment options. It is multidisciplinary, involving gynecology, genetics, endocrinology, immunology, internal medicine and paediatrics.
MENSTRUAL IRREGULARITIES
Disorders of menstruation are the most common problems encountered in women’s health and can vary from irregular heavy bleeding, dysmenorrhea, pelvic pain, and scanty periods to mood swings and migraine. Causes can also be varied, indicative of poly cystic ovaries, an early ovarian failure or other hormone irregularities like thyroid and prolactin hormone levels. We share our commitment to improve women’s health from menarche to menopause and beyond.
MENOPAUSAL PROBLEMS
Menopause is not a disease. No one is going to die from menopause or its symptoms, but every day, women die from the medical effects of low estrogen levels. Your risk of certain diseases and cancers rise after menopause.
Perimenopausal women with dysfunctional uterine bleeding and even depression, hot flash and loss of libido, can have improvement in the scores of the quality of life. Screening for cervical cancers and uterine cancer is a must in this group.
