Who is a Gynecologist and When do You Need One?

1. Gynecologists are specialists who focus on the female reproductive system and specialize in women's health. Obstetrics, pregnancy and delivery, menstruation and reproductive difficulties, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), hormonal abnormalities, and various other issues pertaining to women's reproductive health are observed by a Gynecologist. Many women begin seeing a gynecologist as early as adolescence and visit a women's clinic for general health concerns. Women should see a gynecologist at least once a year for a checkup to detect conditions before they advance. To become a gynecologist in India, an aspirant must first attain a 2-year Diploma in Gynaecology & Obstetrics (D.G.O) followed by a 3-year Doctor of Medicine (MD) in Gynaecology & Obstetrics and finally 3-year Master of Surgery (MS) in Gynaecology & Obstetrics. It is essential to know the background of your Gynaec. Unfortunately, most patients, especially in Gujarat, shy away from asking hospitals about their team of medical practitioners. But at Saraswati Hospital, we like to keep our system transparent. As a result, optimum care is ensured with an experienced gynecologist in Bopal, Ahmedabad. When to visit a Gynaec? Apart from yearly checkups, women with different symptoms such as abnormal bleeding, irregular periods, pain in the uterus, burning sensation during urination, abnormal discharge, etc., must consider these are red flags that demand a visit to the doctor. 1

2. Some other conditions that need Gynaec care: •Contraception, pregnancy, termination, fertility, infertility, menstruation, menopause, and other challenges. •Reproductive tract, breast malignancies, as well as pregnancy-related tumors. •Difficulties with ligaments and muscles that support the pelvic organs. •Sexually Transmitted Infections. •Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), ovarian cysts, fibroids, breast problems, vulvar and vaginal ulcers, and other non-cancerous alterations in the reproductive system. •Incontinency of the urinary and fecal systems. •Premalignant diseases like Endometrial hyperplasia and cervical dysplasia. •Female reproductive tract congenital anomalies. •Gynec-related emergency care •Endometriosis affecting the female reproductive system. •Inflammatory disorders of the pelvis. •Sexuality health concerns and incompatibilities. It is natural for women to feel uncomfortable in opening up to their Gynecologists during the initial seatings. However, expressing your conditions or concerns upfront will help you and your doctor determine the best care for you. Hesitant or inhibited women may refer to a doctor of the same gender. For a trusted female gynecologist in Bopal, Ahmedabad visit Saraswati Hospital. 2