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At Cloudnine, we take pride in having some of India’s best and most experienced gynaecology specialists.
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Dr. Shobha Venkat

Dr. Shobha Venkat

MBBS, DGO (Bom), DNB (OBG)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Bengaluru
Old Airport Road
Dr. Rashmi Chaudhary

Dr. Rashmi Chaudhary

M.B.B.S, DNB(OBG), MNAMS, FICMCH
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Bengaluru
Bellandur, Sarjapur Road
Dr. K. Sushmita

Dr. K. Sushmita

MBBS, DGO, DNB - Obstetrics & Gynecology, MNAMS - Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Certificate Course in Gestational Diabetes (CCGDM), Certificate Course in Management of Thyroid Disorder
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Bengaluru
Sahakarnagar
Dr. Manjiri Kulkarni

Dr. Manjiri Kulkarni

MBBS, MD
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Pune
SB Road
Dr. Prakash Kini

Dr. Prakash Kini

MBBS, DGO, MD(OBG)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Bengaluru
Jayanagar
Dr. K Monika Yadav

Dr. K Monika Yadav

MBBS, MS - Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Bengaluru
Electronic City
Dr. Asmita Potdar

Dr. Asmita Potdar

MBBS, DNB( Obs/Gyn), Masters in Reproductive Medicine and IVF ( London, UK)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Maternity
Gynaecology
1
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Pune
SB Road
Dr. Sunita Goyal

Dr. Sunita Goyal

MBBS, MD
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Ludhiana
Ludhiana
Dr. Abhishek Aggarwal

Dr. Abhishek Aggarwal

MBBS, DNB (OBG), Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Bengaluru
Electronic City
Dr. Smita Sanjay Deo

Dr. Smita Sanjay Deo

MBBS, DGO
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
1
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Pune
Baner
Dr. Deepika Singh

Dr. Deepika Singh

MBBS, Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Maternity
Gynaecology
1
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Mumbai
Vashi
Dr. Sukirti Jain

Dr. Sukirti Jain

MBBS, MD
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Mumbai
Vashi
Dr. Aruna Kumari V

Dr. Aruna Kumari V

M.B.B.S, DGO, MS(OBG), Diploma in Cosmetic Gynaecology, Ex SR AIIMS, New Delhi.
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Bengaluru
Bellandur, Sarjapur Road
Dr. Bharati Kamoji

Dr. Bharati Kamoji

MBBS, MD MRCOG (UK) DFRSH (UK), FRCOG (UK) CCST (UK)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Laparoscopic Surgeon
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Bengaluru
Sahakarnagar
Dr. Chitra Sreenivasa Murthy

Dr. Chitra Sreenivasa Murthy

MBBS, DGO, MRCOG (London) & FRCOG
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Bengaluru
Electronic City
Dr. Kanupriya Jain

Dr. Kanupriya Jain

MBBS, MD, DNB
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Ludhiana
Ludhiana
Dr. Parul Sathe

Dr. Parul Sathe

MBBS,MS,DNB
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Mumbai
Nerul
Dr. Manjula H M

Dr. Manjula H M

MBBS, MS Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Fellowship in ART, Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Bengaluru
Bellandur & Sarjapur Road
Dr. Asha S Hiremath

Dr. Asha S Hiremath

MBBS, MD OBG
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Bengaluru
Old Airport Road
Dr. Manasi Viren Naralkar

Dr. Manasi Viren Naralkar

Fellowship in Advanced Infertility and Endoscopy, DNB, MBBS
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Pune
SB Road

Best Gynecology Hospital in India

Catering to women of all ages, Cloudnine’s entire range of gynaecological services is geared towards ensuring the holistic well-being of a woman. We understand that in her lifetime a woman goes through several biological and psychosomatic changes. At each stage of life, her needs are different. 

The Department of Gynecology at Cloudnine aims to provide superior treatment for each of these stages addressing conditions in areas of adolescence, pre-marital counselling, managing complications in conception and early pregnancy, sexual health, breast care, hysterectomy, urinary incontinence, abnormal pap smears and other gynaecological issues.

Trained in minimally invasive gynaecological surgery and aided by state-of-the-art technology, our specialists are well-experienced and well-equipped to handle complicated cases too. Whether it is a minor condition which needs to be treated on an outpatient basis or surgery requiring you to stay at the hospital when you come to Cloudnine, be rest assured that you have come to the best gynaecology hospital in India and you will get the best treatment.

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Kindly explain the effects of fetal entanglement of the Umbilical cord involved in normal delivery | Dr. Nandyala R Padmapriya
"The umbilical cord is a lifeline for a baby inside the womb. It is a connection between the naval and the placenta. So the blood flows, and the baby gets oxygen and nutrients through the umbilical cord. The umbilical cord entangles are very common because the cord around the neck is very common. It's 30% of the normal deliveries have a cord around the neck cord around the, neck is not a contraindication for normal delivery. The thought of a cord around the neck is worrisome to many pregnant women in the later stages of pregnancy. Around the neck is usually harmless, and it is because of random movements of the baby, or it's because of excessively long cords, or even because of excessive liquor around the baby. It is harmless, and it does not pose any problem for vaginal delivery. Cord entanglement around the other parts of the body only causes fetal distress. In the case of good uterine contractions, whenever the cord is compressed otherwise, cord entanglement, even around the other parts of the body around the trunk, is harmless. It doesn't matter whether it's a single loop of cord around the neck or, a double Loop or multiple loops. All patients can be delivered vaginally. What are the complications of cord entanglement that sometimes cause fetal distress? There is compression on the cord due to labour uterine contractions in cases of short cord, and a cord on the neck may prevent the baby's descent. Only in cases of fetal distress, but the patients have to be taken up for a C-section; otherwise, all patient's cords around the neck can be tried for vaginal delivery. There's no way to prevent cord entanglement. No sleeping positions which prevent cord entanglement are generally thought of as"
Postpartum haemorrhage or Excessive bleeding after delivery | Dr. Nandyala R Padmapriya
"Postpartum haemorrhage. It is still considered normal after the placenta delivery up to 500 ml. If bleeding is more than 500 mL, it is really serious and needs immediate intervention because it can cause severe shock and death. What are the causes of postpartum haemorrhage? The most common cause is defective uterine contractility. The uterus has to contract after the delivery of the placenta, which does not do that. The most common other causes are there could be cervical or vaginal tears or there could be bleeding disorders in the patient. So, what are the risk factors for postpartum haemorrhage? Whenever there are multiple pregnancies like twins wherever, there is a uterine distension, which happens in twins, which happens in excessive liquor, and which happens even in big babies. Whenever there are placental issues, whenever there are infections, whenever there is a prolonged labour. So these are the few conditions with risk factors where postpartum haemorrhage can happen. So how do we treat it? Antenatally, patients have to take iron supplements and make sure the haemoglobin is always above the normal level. 11 is considered to be the lower limit of normal. So, always above 11 or at least 12 is considered fine. And the second thing is if there are any bleeding disorders which are diagnosed in the patient or in the family, it has to be intimated to the doctor. When Postpartum Hemorrhage has been diagnosed in the OT. The whole team is being alerted. So, all management measures are done simultaneously. One person arranges for blood; one person starts another IV line. The patient is given oxygen and IV fluids. At the vaginal end doctor empties the bladder and checks the cause of any tears are there so that they can be sutured. Then, as I said, the most common cause is defective uterine contractility. The bimanual compression method and massage are done to contract the uterus, and simultaneously, there are a few medications, prostaglandins or ergot alkaloids, used to contract the uterus. If all the medical measures fail"
Meaning of Slow progress in labor? | Dr. Nandyala R Padmapriya
"The labour has two stages. The first and second stages are from the onset of regular uterine contractions to full dilation of the cervix, and the second stage is from Full dilation of the cervix to the expulsion of the baby. Usually, in the first pregnancy, the first stage lasts not more than 24 hours. The second stage lasts not more than 2 hours without anaesthesia and not more than 3 hours with anaesthesia in a second pregnancy, so the first stage of labour does not last more than 10 to 14 hours, and the second stage of labour does not last more than 1 hour without anaesthesia and two hours with anaesthesia. So prolonged labour is when this period of the above has crossed, and still, the patient has not delivered. So, the causes of protracted labour could be a big baby and inefficient uterine contractions. The incidence of prolonged labour is around 8 to 10%. The leading causes are inefficient uterine contractions, big babies, and maternal obesity. The mental effects of protracted labour are that she can have postpartum haemorrhage. She can have maternal exhaustion, urinary retention, and so on. What are the fetal effects? Fetal effects could be due to prolonged labour. There could be fetal distress there could be birth asphyxia, and there could be shoulder dystocia. So how do we treat it? We need to correct the cause. The cause is most commonly inefficient uterine contractions. We give oxytocin inc, release the uterine contractions, and try to deliver the baby. If any of the measures fail, the last resort is to take up the patient for a C-section"
What happens if your uterus ruptures during Normal delivery? | Dr. Nandyala R Padmapriya
"Uterus rupture can happen during normal delivery. There are two situations where it can happen one is if there is a scar on the uterus like if there was a previous cesarean delivery where there was a hysterotomy that is a second-trimester abortion by opening the abdomen or if there was myomectomy. Myomectomy means the removal of fibroids and suturing of the fall of the uterus. The other situation where uterine rupture can happen is in obstructed labor which is very uncommon these days but in rural settings, it's still there where patients stay at home for days together in labor and go to the hospital at the last minute. So it can be prevented. We have to select the cases where we're giving vaginal birth after a cesarean or on a scarred uterus where there was a myomectomy or a hysterectomy done. We need to select the patients carefully we have certain indications where we select the patients like if the cesarean was done for a non-recurrent indication like malpresentation"
When is a vacuum-assisted vaginal delivery done? | Dr. Nandyala R Padmapriya
"Vacuum-assisted delivery is a type of operative delivery. We use a vacuum in the second stage of labor whenever there is a prolonged second stage whenever there's fetal distress on the second stage or to cut down the second stage of labor in case the mother has a heart disease or severe anemia or the mother has a scar on the uterus. So these are very common indications where we use the vacuum. It is pretty safe with the advanced silicon cups vacuum is pretty safe for both the mother and the fetus if done under proper precautions. So the maternal complications could be perineal tears if episiotomies are not given properly there could be urinary retention, prolonged pain at the perineum and there could be bleeding. For the baby, the baby has a much larger exaggerated caput which is just a fluid accumulation under the scalp but which resolves spontaneously. There could be little more serious issues like capid oxum where there is a hematoma between the scalp and skull. So in these cases because of the hematoma, the baby can have long jaundice and also pain and there could be other infrequent but still very serious complications like you know hemorrhage inside the brain. That's called intracranial hemorrhage or even retinal hemorrhage"
Water Breaks Early - Best Treatment | Dr. Nandyala R Padmapriya
"When water breaks patient comes to the hospital the doctor takes a history examines the patient and first sees whether there is an immediate need for delivery that is in cases of prolapse in such cases patients will be immediately shifted to the operation theater and a C-section will be performed after checking the baby's heartbeat another cases. We also see the color of the water that if the baby has passed motion if at all baby has passed motion then that patient will be considered as high risk under continuous electronic fetal monitoring. A patient will be induced labor and we can try for a vaginal delivery if the water breakage is before 37 weeks after 34 weeks such patients are admitted and we give a dose of steroid and keep monitoring the heartbeat and also repeat a second dose after 24 hours after that seeing the status of the condition of the baby we induce the patient for vaginal delivery then if the baby is between 24 to 34 weeks all those babies definitely will survive and we have to admit the patients and we do expectant management that is we admit the patients and try to prolong the pregnancy see as much as possible and stringent monitoring of blood counts and to see for infection we give steroids and also we cover them with antibiotics. So we monitor the heartbeat in case of any issues during pregnancy minimum of at least 14 days we have the baby's weight improve if there is any infection or fetal distress then we have to decide the route of delivery based on the condition"
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Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

Who is a gynaecologist?

Gynaecologists are doctors who specialise in women’s diseases, especially concerning female reproductive organs. They deal with issues such as pregnancy, menstruation, childbirth, hormone disorders, fertility disorders, etc.

Who is an obstetrician?

An obstetrician specialises in obstetrics, which deals with all aspects of pregnancy, from prenatal care to postnatal care. An obstetrician delivers babies, whereas a gynaecologist does not.

When should girls visit a gynaecologist for the first time?

Ideally, girls should schedule their first visit to a gynaecologist between the ages of 13-15 years.

What are some of the conditions treated by a gynaecologist?

The gynaecologist treats conditions of ​​the breasts, uterus, fallopian tube, ovaries and external genitalia. Common disorders are Dysmenorrhea or painful menstruation, Leucorrhea (excess white vaginal discharge), Amenorrhea or absence of period, Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), Fibroids, Endometriosis, Pelvic inflammatory disease, Vaginitis, Menopause and Pain during sex.

Does a gynaecologist perform surgeries?

Yes, gynaecologists perform surgeries like the removal of ovarian cysts, removal of fibroids in the uterus, surgical treatment of gynaecological cancers such as cervical, uterine and ovarian, removal of the uterus, ovaries or other parts of a woman’s reproductive system and so on.

What are some of the diagnostic methods used by a gynaecologist?

Apart from urine and blood tests, a gynaecologist may also do a pelvic examination via

  • Ultrasonography
  • • Hysteroscopy
  • • D&C Biopsy
  • • Colposcopy & Cervical biopsy
  • • MRI
What should I carry for my first meeting with a gynaecologist?

Here are some of the things you should carry before you visit a gynaecologist for the first time:

  • Any symptoms you have been experiencing and details like for how long has it been, what it entails, etc.
  • Any recent (<1 year) medical tests such as blood tests, urine tests, etc.
  • If you have any existing medical conditions, bring along your prescription and related medical information
  • Information about your family history
What is a hysterectomy?

A surgical operation to remove all or part of the uterus is called a hysterectomy. A total hysterectomy removes the complete uterus, including the cervix. The ovaries and the fallopian tubes may or may not be removed. This is the most common type of hysterectomy. A partial removal also called subtotal or supracervical hysterectomy removes just the upper part of the uterus.

Why is a hysterectomy done?

The most common reasons for having a hysterectomy are heavy periods (which can be caused by fibroids), pelvic pain, prolapse of the uterus or cancer of the womb, ovaries or cervix.

What are the various types of hysterectomies?

The various types of hysterectomy are:

  1. Laparoscopic removal of the uterus (Laparoscopic Hysterectomy)

               a) Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy (TLH)

               b) Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy (LAVH)

       2. Total Abdominal Hysterectomy

       3. NDVH-Non descent Vaginal Hysterectomy

       4. Vaginal Hysterectomy