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Gynaecology
A branch of medicine reserved especially for treating female conditions of the reproductive system
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Fortis La Femme (Centre for Women), a unique facility, is inspired by the core belief that a woman is a very special person with special needs. Medical care at the hospital sp......more
About Us
Fortis La Femme (Centre for Women), a unique facility, is inspired by the core belief that a woman is a very special person with special needs. Medical care at the hospital spans but is not limited to Obstetrics (Painless Labour), Gynaecology, Neonatology (Level III NICU), Anaesthesia, General & Laparoscopic Surgery, Cosmetic Surgeries and Genetic & Foetal Medicine.
The hospital facilitates care for the entire stages of womans lifespanbirth, adolescence, motherhood, menopause and beyond. Our patient-sensitive services are provided in a world-class facility with a discreetly elegant ambience laden with value-added conveniences.
Impressed with the dedication to quality care services, the hospital was chosen as the Winner of Child magazines Most Popular Awards 2013 under the category of Most Popular Maternity Hospitals. The hospital commenced operations in August 2004, and since then, has performed more than 11,000 Deliveries and over 7,500 gynaecological procedures.
The hospital has air lifted sick babies to the Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU); treated more than 4,500 in the unit, and successfully saved lives of critically ill babies from 25 weeks gestation and birth weight of less than 600 grams.
In the year 2010, the hospital got NABH accreditation, and was successfully re-accredited in 2013.
Currently the hospital has 38 beds with latest medical amenities.
Our core specialties include:
High Risk Pregnancy Care
Advanced New-born Care (NICU)
Minimal Access General & Gynaecological Surgeries
Fertility Clinic & IVF
Aesthetic & Cosmetic Surgery
We also offer support clinical services like:
Genetic & Foetal Medicine
Breast Clinic
Pain Clinic
Dental Clinic
Nutrition &Dietetics Clinic
General Medicine
ENT
Ophthalmology
Endocrinology
Advanced Diagnostics (Ultrasound, Mammography & Bone Densitometry)
Mamma Mia: Wellness, Fitness & Education for New & Expecting Mothers
Timings
MON-SUN
07:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Location
S - 549 Alakananda, Alaknanda Don Bosco Rd, Greater Kailash II, New Delhi, Delhi 110048
Greater Kailash Delhi, Delhi
- 110048
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Doctors in Fortis La Femme - Greater Kailash
Dr. Anjila Aneja
MBBS, MD - Obstetrics & Gynaecology, DNB - Obstetrics and Gynecology, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (MRCOG), Diploma in Pelvic Laparoscopy
Gynaecologist
Dr. Preeti Pandya
MBBS, MCh - Plastic Surgery , MCH n Plastic Surgery (Gold Medalist)
Cosmetic/Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Amita Wadhwa
MBBS, MD - Obstetrtics & Gynaecology, DNB (Obstetrics and Gynecology)
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Aims to deliver the highest quality of care to patients with skin disorders
Genetics
Efficiently diagnoses and treats patients with hereditary disorders and conditions
Internal Medicine
Deals with the careful understanding and treatment of adult diseases
Physiotherapy
Effectively treats physical injury or diseases through vigorous massages and exercises
Ophthalmology
Concerns itself with the treatment of diseases related to the eye
General Surgery
Offers extensive care to patients suffering from abdomen related medical issues
Pediatrics
Aim to offer the best form of childcare to infants and children up to 18 years
Psychology
Deals with management of emotional and behavioural problems
Cosmetic/Plastic Surgery
Offers various surgical and non-surgical procedures to patients willing to enhance their appearance
Audiology
Effectively deals with problems related to the ear, while proactively managing resulting damage
Cardiology
Aims to provide effective diagnosis and treatment related to cardiac and circulatory problems
Dietitian/Nutritionist
Expertly offers advice in dietetics, including recommendations on planned diets to patients
Psychiatry
Offers specific care to patients with any kind of mental illness or behavioural disorders
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Dec 30, 2016
I went for my father's full body checkup in Apollo Indraprastha hospital. For Eye test consultation we got an appointment with dr. Uma. What i liked about her is that she war very smartly dressed but when you start to ask questions to her she is not at all ready to listen. Normal checkup was done & it was all okay so when we went for consultation she asked for another test costing 600, when i asked questions why should we go for this she replied because it is required. In further asking she just became furious & only wanted my answer onlly in yes or no for test nothing else. In my perception a dr. should be compassionate with the patient and willing to listen to patient & make him/her comfortable while she doesn't fit these criterea. She is very rude in replying the querries & it's like what she has said is final, if you like it its okay otherwise just shutup & go. Even the patient before me was also treated in the same way as we were already in the room so i witnessed this.
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Dec 9, 2018
EXPERIENCE WITH DR NARESH JAIN WAS ABSOLUTE FINE.PROBLEM IS WITH LYBRATE , WHILE BOOKING THE APPOINTMENT FEES SHOWN WAS RS 750 WHILE WE WERE CHARGED RS 1100.THATS NOT DONE ??WILL NEVER BOOK APPOINTMENT THROUGH LYBRATE.I AM ATTACHING PIC SHOWING RS 750 CONSULTATION CHARGES.HOSPITAL STAFF AT REGISTRATION WAS NT AT ALL CONCERNED ABOUT THE ISSUE.
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Vaginal discharge is increased during pregnancy because of changing hormonal levels. However if there is itching or there is greenish coloured discharge you should contact a doctor.
Asked for male, 29 years old from Kolkata
There is a 2 week lag between your gestational age and ultrasound. This could point towards an IUGR (intra uterine growth retardation) .pls check with your gynaec.
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Most women suffer from gynaecological infection at least once in their life while some may suffer from them multiple times. The most common infections that affect women’s reproductive tracts are vulvitis, vaginitis, cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease or the dreaded PID. What’s even worse is the fact that these dangerous infections are often missed in women due to lack of information and the absence of health services, especially in rural parts of the country.
Let’s take a quick look at each one of the above four gynaecological infections:
Vulvitis
Vulvitis is an inflammation of the vulva, the tender folds of skin outside the vagina.
Common symptoms include-
- Redness and swelling on the lips of the vulva
- Itching
- Clear, fluid-filled blisters
- White, sore and thick patches on the vulva
Causes can include anything from the use of toilet paper, swimming in pools, synthetic underwear, rubbing against a bike seat, bubble baths to shampoos and deodorants…
Usually, urine tests, blood tests and tests for sexually transmitted diseases are used to diagnose this infection. Vulvitis can be caused due to a number of reasons and it’s also a symptom of other more dangerous diseases, hence its treatment is done taking all these factors into mind.
Treatment can include-
- Avoiding irritants like swimming in pools
- Sitz baths with soothing compounds for itch control
Vaginitis
Vaginitis refers to any inflammation of the vagina. Usually, the inflammation strikes the walls of the vagina. It can be infectious or non-infectious. This infection is common in women of all ages with one-third of women reporting suffering from the infection at some time during their lives.
Causes
These can be many like infection with bacteria, yeast, viruses etc. Chemicals in creams or sprays, and even clothing can cause the condition. It can be sexually transmitted too. Your hormones, overall health and other diseases you may have – all of these also determine whether you’ll get vaginitis.
The 3 types of vaginitis are-
- Candidiasis
- Bacterial vaginosis
- Trichomoniasis vaginitis
- Viral vaginitis
- Noninfectious vaginitis
Vaginitis should always be taken seriously. If left untreated, vaginitis can cause PID which can lead to infertility. If you get a discharge- a frothy white discharge or a colourless discharge with a fishy disorder and see redness around your vagina and pain during urination or sex- don’t take it lightly, but fix an appointment with your gynaecologist ASAP. He or she will mostly treat you using antibiotics.
Cervicitis
This is an irritation or infection of the cervix. It is caused by a number of different organisms and it can be either acute or chronic. Common causes are sexually transmitted diseases or STDs like-
Symptoms
- Smelly discharge containing pus
- Pelvic pain
- Bleeding between periods or after sex
- Urinary issues
Pelvic exam and tests for STDs are used for diagnosing this infection. Treatment includes the use of antibiotics for the victim and her sexual partner to prevent re-infection.
Pelvic inflammatory disease
Pelvic inflammatory disease or PID is an infection that affects the woman’s entire reproductive tract like the uterus, fallopian tubes, and the ovaries. It causes scar tissue formation which grows between internal organs leading to chronic pelvic pain. PID can also lead to ectopic pregnancy or a pregnancy which happens when the fertilized egg grows outside the uterus. Untreated PIDs can lead to chronic infection and infertility.
The main cause of PID is bacteria. Intra uterine device use is also linked to PIDs.
In case you have a concern or query you can always consult an expert & get answers to your questions!
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Motherhood is a gift and though every woman understands this, only those who are infertile, really yearn for it. There are several reasons why some women aren’t able to conceive a baby naturally. One of the most common reasons is a blocked fallopian tube, in fact; almost 20% of female infertility cases are due to this cause. The good news, however, is that it is treatable.
Fallopian tubes are tube-like structures extending from the two corners of the uterus and acting as transporting medium between the Sperm and the ova. If there is an obstruction in any of the tubes, the sperm won’t be able to reach the egg and hence forming an embryo will effectively be impossible.
There are several reasons why fallopian tubes may be blocked:
- Infection: Some of the most frequent cases that doctors witness on day to day basis is of blocked fallopian tubes that are caused due to an infection in the area. These could range from STDs (sexually transmitted diseases), including HIV.
- Pelvic inflammatory disease: This is an infection of the uterus (womb), ovaries and fallopian tubes, causing tissues to stick together, forming obstructions in your tubes. Severe cases may lead to pus filled abscesses developing in the ovaries and fallopian tubes.
- Endometriosis: A condition where parts of your uterus lining grow in other areas besides the uterus, such as fallopian tubes or ovaries.
- Hydrosalpinx: Formation of fluid inside the fallopian tubes is also known as distal tubal occlusion in medical terms. It can be treated through a surgical procedure called salpingectomy. Scar tissue, adhesions and damaged tube ends that may be caused through previous injury or surgery.
Treatment options
If you’re diagnosed with obstruction of fallopian tubes, don’t lose heart. Ask your gynaecologist to recommend the right treatment protocol, that will help you to conceive soon. They will conduct a laparoscopy, which is a surgical procedure to look inside your pelvic area and at your fallopian tubes to suggest the necessary course of action. Some of the options may include the following:
- IVF: In vitro fertilisation is one of the most common procedures to help you conceive. It is a non-invasive technique which is safe and effective.
- Tubal surgery: Depending on the position and extent of the fallopian tube blockage, tubal procedures can be done using microsurgical techniques, wherein the blocked or infected portion of the tube is removed and the two healthy ends of the tube are then joined.
- Medication: In cases of infection, over-the-counter medication or hormones may be given to the patient.
Though being a mother is a wonderful feeling, do not consider yourself unfortunate if you can’t conceive. Think of it as an opportunity presented to you, to adopt a child and to make his or her life complete. Motherhood can come in all forms, so be ready to embrace it in any way. In case you have a concern or query you can always consult an expert & get answers to your questions!
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During the natural course of events, a women's body starts its reproductive phase with menarche and at about 50 years of age, attains menopause. This is when the reproductive function ceases and the ovaries stop producing the hormone estrogen and progesterone. In some cases, for various reasons including medical, the ovaries stop functioning earlier, and this is medically termed early or premature menopause. Menopause that occurs before 40 years of age is termed premature menopause; it is due to primary ovarian insufficiency and occurs in 1% of the women. If it occurs between 45 to 50 years, it is termed early menopause.
Causes: Normal ageing, family history, genetic disorders, autoimmune disorders, toxins, and surgery are some reasons that could lead to premature menopause.
Effects: Estrogen and progesterone have a lot of beneficial effects on a women's body. Reduction in their levels leads to some of the below changes:
- Emotional changes like mood swings, irritability, and in some cases depression, especially in premature menopause.
- Irregular cycles before complete cessation of the menstrual cycles.
- General mucosal dryness leading to vaginal dryness, dry skin, dry eyes.
- There also would be urinary incontinence and reduced sex drive due to reduced hormone levels.
- For women who still would want to have children, infertility would be a big cause for concern. This could lead to other emotional issues, worsening the depression.
- Osteoporosis - Bones lose their density and get weak and are more prone to fracture.
- Cardiovascular health - Post menopause, women are more prone to heart attacks and stroke. Though not fully proven, this is believed to be true as the good role that estrogen plays on blood vessels is negated with menopause.
- Accelerated ageing - Menopause leads to accelerated damage of genetic structures, thereby leading to faster ageing. This also leaves a feeling in the women of being less attractive and less desirable.
It is not easy for women to handle premature menopause. The body undergoes some changes much earlier than expected, and it requires a lot of support and caring and comforting to come to terms with it - especially if associated with infertility or chemotherapy for cancer. Emotional issues of not being able to have children and feeling less attractive require frank talks to boost the person's confidence and increase self-worthiness.
It is easier said than done, but one of the key ways to handle premature menopause is an open discussion. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Gynaecologist.
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Expecting a baby is the best feeling for any woman but this may or may not be the case in teenage pregnancy. Getting pregnant at the early age can cause serious damage to her not only to her health but also her future. Any pregnancy that occurs in women under the age of 20 is termed as teenage pregnancy. It is classified as high-risk pregnancy which can cause grave danger to the mother as well as her unborn child.
Technically, a girl can become pregnant after sexual intercourse anytime after beginning ovulation. In common- speak, a girl can become pregnant after she begins menstruating.
Risks of Teenage Pregnancy
Usually what happens is that a teenager gets pregnant against her wish… She doesn’t plan to but gets pregnant maybe due to unprotected sex. This increases the risk to both her and her baby.
It usually leads to a lag in her accessing and getting prenatal care. This can lead to problems later on like-
- High blood pressure
- Premature births
- Low birth weight
Controlling high blood pressure during pregnancy and getting regular prenatal care is the single most important thing that a pregnant teen can do for her own and her baby’s health.
High BP
Teenage mothers are at high risk for suffering from high BP which means they are at high risk for developing pre-eclampsia. This is a sudden increase in blood pressure after the 20th week of pregnancy and can be life-threatening for both the mother and the unborn baby. There are no proven ways to prevent it and most women who have signs of pre-eclampsia are monitored to lessen the harm and to avoid complications. The only way to cure pre-eclampsia is to deliver the baby. Usually, doctors manage high blood pressure in pregnancy by closely monitoring the baby, lifestyle changes by the mother and use of medicines. Compliance among teenagers for making lifestyle changes is usually low according to experts.
Premature Babies
Premature babies are also common in teenagers and these babies can have health problems at the drop of the hat because their organs did not have enough time to develop in the womb. Problems that they are prone to are-
- Breathing problems
- Cerebral palsy
- Developmental problems
- Problem with vision
- Hearing problems
- Feeding problems
Low-birth weight
Low birth weight babies are another risk of teenage pregnancies. These babies who weigh less than 5 pounds are at higher risk for health problems like delayed motor and social development or learning disabilities. They also become sick more often in the first days of life or develop infections.
Risks of low birth weight, premature labour, anemia, and pre-clampsia are linked to the low age of the mother and all of these are observed in teen births even after controlling for other risk factors such as prenatal care.
What can be done?
A pregnant teen, therefore, should do the following-
- Get regular prenatal check-ups
- Take vitamins and iron to prevent birth defects
- Staying away from smoking, alcohol, and drugs to prevent birth defects
- Use a condom during sex to prevent sexually transmitted diseases that could hurt the foetus
The only way to prevent teenage pregnancies is educational interventions and promotion of birth control. And both of these should be used to prevent these high-risk pregnancies. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Gynaecologist.
Asked for Female, 23 years old from Delhi
Please follow computer hygiene if you have to work for long hours on the computer. Break for 5 mins every 30 mins on the computer. Do eye exercises especially for distant vision in those 5 mins. keep the monitor at eye level. Blink frequently while looking at the monitor.
Asked for male, 30 years old from Meerut
Cholesterol is slightly high. Please reduce fats in diet. Minimise the use of butter cheese and ghee. Fish/ chicken twice a week. Red meat infrequently. Whole eggs 3 in a week, egg whites can be had on other days. Most importantly exercise for 30 mins daily.
Asked for male, 31 years old from Delhi
Probably a sign of gastritis. The only way to be sure about pregnancy is to do the it ne pregnancy test.
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