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At Cloudnine, we take pride in having some of India’s best and most experienced maternity specialists.
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Dr. Manisha Anil Munemane

Dr. Manisha Anil Munemane

M.D, DGO (Mumbai), Masters In IVF And ART - London (UK), Diploma In Advance Gynec Endoscopy (Germany)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
2
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Pune
Baner
Dr. Witty Raina

Dr. Witty Raina

MBBS, MD, MRCOG
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
Fertility
3
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Gurugram
Sector 47,
Dr. Shalini Varma

Dr. Shalini Varma

MBBS, DGO, MS
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
3
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Mumbai
Vashi
Dr. Mukta Nadig

Dr. Mukta Nadig

MBBS,MD
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
3
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Bengaluru
Malleshwaram Sahakarnagar
Dr. Schumailla Bassi

Dr. Schumailla Bassi

MBBS, MD
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
3
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Ludhiana
Ludhiana
Dr. Janani Saravanan

Dr. Janani Saravanan

MBBS, DNB (OBG), MRCOG(UK)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Maternity
Gynaecology
3
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Bengaluru
Electronic City
Dr. Sanita Mishra

Dr. Sanita Mishra

MBBS, DNB (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), DGO, DFP, MNAMS
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
3
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Mumbai
Nerul
Dr. Rashmi Sarang Pabalkar

Dr. Rashmi Sarang Pabalkar

MBBS, DGO and DNB
Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
3
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Pune
SB Road
Dr. Anita Bapat

Dr. Anita Bapat

MBBS, DGO, DNB
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
3
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Pune
Baner
Dr. Girija N Wagh

Dr. Girija N Wagh

MBBS, MD, Diploma in Endoscopy, FICOG
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
4
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Pune
SB Road
Dr. Julie Thomas

Dr. Julie Thomas

MBBS, MS - Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
4
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Bengaluru
Electronic City
Dr. Manmeet Batra

Dr. Manmeet Batra

MBBS, MD (Obs & Gynae), Laparoscopy and Infertility Expert, Diploma in Gynae Cosmetology
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
4
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Ludhiana
Ludhiana
Dr. Swapna Chaure

Dr. Swapna Chaure

MBBS, DGO (DIPLOMA IN GYNECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
4
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Mumbai
Vashi
Dr. Jyoti Ravindra Dighe

Dr. Jyoti Ravindra Dighe

MBBS, DGO, DNB
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
4
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Mumbai
Nerul
Dr. Amrutha Neelaiah

Dr. Amrutha Neelaiah

MBBS,DGO
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
4
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Bengaluru
Sahakarnagar
Dr. Tejal Deshmukh

Dr. Tejal Deshmukh

MBBS, DNB
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
4
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Pune
Baner
Dr. Veena Ganesh Shinde

Dr. Veena Ganesh Shinde

MBBS, DGO, MD
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
5
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Mumbai
Malad
Dr. Shweta Upadhyay

Dr. Shweta Upadhyay

MBBS, MD - Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Maternity
Gynaecology
5
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Mumbai
Vashi, Nerul
Dr. Chitralekha N Dambekodi

Dr. Chitralekha N Dambekodi

MBBS, DGO(Bombay), MRCOG, FRCOG (UK)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
5
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Bengaluru
Malleshwaram Sahakarnagar
Dr. Anupama Rani V

Dr. Anupama Rani V

MBBS, MS(OBG)
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Gynaecology
Maternity
5
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Bengaluru
Sarjapur Road

Best Maternity Hospital in India

At Cloudnine, we aim to make your transition into being a mother as smooth and delightful as possible. With that goal, we bring you the best maternity services under one roof. The Department of Obstetrics is fully equipped to take care of all your maternity needs, right from pregnancy to delivery of your little one, covering all your prenatal and postnatal requirements.

Our team includes experienced Gynaecologists, Fetal Medicine Experts, Radiologists, Dieticians, Physiotherapists and Experienced Paramedical staff. They are supported by a Level III NICU. For your convenience, we also have an in-house pharmacy, diagnostic lab and blood bank in all our centres. Our state-of-the-art labour & delivery rooms have been aesthetically designed to provide an ideal setting for bringing your little one into this world. They are not only fully equipped for a normal delivery but also have been strategically positioned in the centres to cater to C-Sec or other emergencies.

We understand that at this crucial juncture of your life you want to focus on nothing but yourself and your baby. So when you come to Cloudnine, we ensure that your experience is hassle-free and you have complete peace of mind.

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What our customers are saying

Doctors, assistants, nurses, cleaning staff, admin staff, and all the team members of Cloudnine Hospital - Please accept my heartfelt thanks. During my daughter, D. Deepalakshmi’s stay at Cloudnine Hospital, we felt very comfortable and happy. All of the above-mentioned members were extremely helpful. Everyone gave us positive vibes and strengthened our mentality. Their support was exceptional. I could write more positive words, but I am simply overwhelmed with happiness. Last but not least, Cloudnine Hospital is now a temple for us. Moreover, the doctors are like gods to us.

Mr. B. Pasupathi

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I admitted my wife for delivery in a highly critical situation. The doctor took a brave and risky step and supported getting a normal delivery at the gestational stage of the 26th week. We were blessed with a girl baby. Her birth weight was 700 grams, which was critical to survival. Dr. Vignesh, a senior Neonatal Specialist, took special and intense care of my baby. With his excellent experience, he acted like God and helped my baby survive in her critical situation. Sisters who work in the NICU are the guardians of angels who took birth to protect and care for all NICU babies. We are really happy with the service of Cloudning Hospital, T. Nagar. We will definitely recommend it to others.

Mrs. Swathi

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Hi, this is Shyamal Mithi. My wife, Sonali, recently delivered here at Cloudnine T Nagar, Chennai. This is her third delivery, and all the deliveries have gone well. Dr. Akhila was fantastic and provided excellent care. We really appreciate her. All the staff were wonderful, especially the NICU nurses and the OT staff. The ward sisters as well as the night staff nurses were all so helpful. They provided much-needed support throughout our journey. Special thanks to the housekeeping and administrative staff who clearly explained the billing for both the NICU and maternity care. We also want to thank Mohana, Karthik, and Sofia for their help throughout the entire process. We highly recommend Cloudnine T. Nagar to all our friends and family.

Mrs. Sonali

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We are very happy and satisfied with the comfort and hospitality provided by Cloudnine. I would also definitely refer my friends. Thanks for all the support throughout, including the reception, housekeeping, nurses and all the supportive doctors for all your efforts and hospitality.

Mrs. Kavitha

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Cloudnine is a hospital that made the pregnancy journey a safe and enriching experience for my child and me. An expert team of Dr. Vidhya was very friendly, and staff nurses Punjan, Sujatha, and the billing staff Mohanapriya and Karthik were there to guide and support us throughout the journey. OT sisters were very helpful. Thanks to Cloudnine Hospital for giving me a wonderful experience. I will definitely recommend Cloudnine Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Sathya and all the housekeeping staff, who were always very kind.

Mrs. Lavanya

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We are very happy that our baby was born in a wonderful & caring environment. Thanks to all the doctors, support staff, housekeeping and catering for the service, patience and care towards us. Thank you, Cloudnine and Dr. Neranjana, for everything!

Mrs. Uma Maheshwari

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Videos by our doctors

Is it normal to have Irregular periods during Puberty?
"Having irregular Cycles in the first 3 years after puberty is very very common. Why? This is because of the immaturity of the HPA axis. That means the brain releases certain hormones that will affect the ovary and then the ovary releases some hormones and then that will have an effect on the uterus and will cause menstruation. So when this axis from the brain to the ovary to the uterus will be immature in the initial years like in the first 3 years. So irregularity in the hormone release will be there. So irregularity in the cycle will be there. So you don't have to worry in the first 3 years post-puberty you only have to worry in this also when you have uncontrolled heavy bleeding. When the girl is losing lots of blood and becoming anemic it's affecting her general health. Then yes you should be worried about it. Otherwise, if you're getting cycles once in 3 months or once in 2 months and you have scanty flow then don't worry you just wait till the end of 3 years. Your cycles become regular as by themselves we can only reassure but yes if you are having very heavy flow you're losing a lot of blood. That's when is a point of concern"
Can a girl get pregnant if she has Irregular Periods? | Dr. Prasuna Rani P
"I can say there is a "Yes" and "No" to it. When you have irregular periods the main problem is your ovulation. If you are ovulating regularly only you can become pregnant. But when you have irregular menstruation your ovulation cannot be marked or identified. Sometimes in irregular menstruation, you will have an ovulation that the girl or the woman won't ovulate. So when there is no ovulation there is no pregnancy. When there is irregular ovulation where you cannot point it out. By chance, if you have intercourse during the time of your ovulation then you can become pregnant. So the chances of becoming pregnant will be very very low when you have irregular cycles because we cannot predict your ovulation and anovulation is a most common finding in irregular periods. So when there is anovulation you cannot become pregnant. So when you have irregular periods and you want to conceive you have to first regularize your cycles you want to have ovulated cycles then only the pregnancy possibility is there"
Causes of irregular periods after delivery? | Dr. Prasuna Rani
"After a delivery usually you won't be having cycles for a few months depending upon your breastfeeding. If you're breastfeeding your baby you may not have your cycles for 3 months 4 months 6 months or anything. But once you're just raining off your from breastfeeding the cycle irregularity can happen. Again mostly it's because of the prolactin hormone which is important for breastfeeding. When this hormone is at a higher level you may not have your Cycles or you may have transient irregular cycles. But you don't have to worry about two to three Cycles yes little disturbed and then the regular pattern sets in. So you don't have to worry when you're breastfeeding or having irregular cycles. But the only thing you should be worried about is not to have any unpredicted intercourse. Because still a possibility of pregnancy is there and for the irregular cycles post childbirth don't have to worry about waiting for two to three cycles if it's still behaving irregularly then you'll see a gynecologist"
What is Intermenstrual bleeding or Metrorrhagia? | Dr. Prasuna Rani
"Intermenstrual bleeding or Metrorrhagia is when you have to bleed apart from your regular cycle that's in between your menstruation if you're bleeding it can be a spotting. It can be bleeding for a day or two but if it happens to happen in between your cycles it is intermenstral bleeding or Metrorrhagia. The most common causes are infections like cervicitis can cause intermenstrual bleeding. Any polyps in your cervix or uterus can cause intermenstrual bleeding. This is usually seen post-intercourse. So infections and polyps are the most common reasons apart from hormonal imbalance and intermenstrual bleeding. When you present with such bleedings in between your cycles get investigated like you know get an ultrasound scan done, get your hormonal testing done. If you identify any cause treating the cause can relieve you of this. "
Know why to never ignore Irregular periods? | Dr. Prasuna Rani
"Yeah, you should never ignore an irregular period because that can end up having other health issues also. When you have an irregular period for once you can ignore it because any two or more irregular periods require investigations and treatment. One cycle or two cycles disturbed could be because of any external factors like you know any lifestyle changes any stress you are undergoing or any minor issues or you had a fever in that month or any other infection can disturb your cycle. But if more than two cycles are disturbed then that's the time you should not ignore it go to your gynecologist get checked up find the reason and get treated. A delay of up to 45 days we consider it is normal. If you get your cycle within 45 it's okay but if you haven't got your cycle even more than 45 days it's best to see your gynecologist and get advice"
IRREGULAR PERIOD Main Causes & Treatment | Dr.Prasuna Rani P
"Irregular menstruation is when the regular pattern is missing in your cycles. It's called irregular menstruation. So to know what is irregular you should know what's a regular menstruation. Regular menstruation is a pattern. It happens at regular interval levels every month. Mostly with certain days of bleeding and certain days of gap normal menstruation can range from 22 days to 45 days and the flow will range from 2 days to 7 days. If this pattern is missing then it's called irregular menstruation. Even if this pattern is missing in the regular number of days like you know if you have a cycle of 25 days in one month and 40 days in another month if you bleed for 2 days in a month and you bleed for 7 days in a month that is also called as an irregular menstruation or it can be haywire away from the normal pattern then also it's called as an irregular menstruation. The most common cause for irregular menstruation is hormonal because menstruation depends upon the hormone released from the ovary and the brain. So any hormonal disturbances you end up with having irregular menstruation. It can be hormones from the ovary or it can be apart from the ovary like any thyroid issues so hormonal imbalance is the most common reason. The next reason is what we call drug-induced use if you have taken any drugs in that month for any other reasons or if you had any medical or other health issues and you have taken the cycles can get disturbed. The third important thing is structural anomalies like you have any fibroid polyps in your cervix or your uterus or any cyst in your ovary can also disturb your cycles. Other reasons like any stress-related issues, weight gain weight loss issues, any change in the climate, or any change in your lifestyle can also disturb your cycles"
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Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

How do I know if I am pregnant or not?

A missed period is the earliest and most reliable sign of pregnancy. To find out if you are pregnant or not, you can also do a home pregnancy test from the first day you miss your period. Home pregnancy tests are generally very reliable.

When should I worry if I’ve been trying to get pregnant, but can’t?

If you are unable to conceive after 12 months or more of regular unprotected sexual intercourse, both you and your partner need to consult a doctor.

Can I exercise while I’m pregnant?

Regular exercise during pregnancy is safe and recommended. It can reduce the risk of gestational diabetes and ease constipation and back pain. Generally, low-impact and non-strenuous activities are best.

How much weight should I gain during pregnancy?

It varies from mother to mother. It also depends on your weight before you become pregnant. Most pregnant women gain between 10 kg and 12.5 kg, putting on most of the weight after week 20.

What are some of the symptoms of pregnancy?

It varies from mother to mother. Morning sickness, constipation, mood swings, acid reflux fatigue and a frequent urge to pee are some of the commonly observed symptoms.

Are there any dietary restrictions during pregnancy?

Pregnant women should avoid certain foods and beverages. These include alcohol, caffeine, raw meat (including sushi & raw eggs), unpasteurized dairy products and fish that are known to contain high mercury concentrations including shark, swordfish, tilefish and king mackerel. Recreational drugs and smoking should be completely avoided. Overall, the mother should have a well-balanced and nutrient-rich diet.

Is it safe to travel while pregnant?

Unless otherwise mentioned by your doctor, it is completely safe to travel once your first trimester is over.

What prenatal vitamins should I take?

The folic acid supplement is a must. Your doctor may also recommend calcium or Vitamin D supplements. Check with your doctor before taking any medications while you are pregnant.

How should I sleep during pregnancy?

It is advisable to sleep on your side with your knees bent while you are pregnant. You can use pregnancy pillows under your belly or between your legs if you like.

Normal or C-Section, which is better?

It depends. Normal or vaginal delivery is the natural process of giving birth and is encouraged at all Cloudnine centres. However, keeping you and your baby’s health in mind, the doctor may recommend a C-Section too.