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Here Are The Signs To Consult a Gynaecologist?

Females do notice something unusual in the lower abdomen or something which doesn’t feel right to her which makes them rush to the doctor. A gynaecologist is a medical specialist who focuses only on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of all kinds of female reproductive system problems. Every teenage girl or woman must visit a gynaecologist for yearly check-ups to early spot or combat the risk of reproductive health issues from menstrual or hormonal imbalances to serious concerns like cancer. But seldom, females may experience symptoms indicating the need to visit a gynaecologist immediately or pay an extra visit to a gynaecologist other than the annual appointments. 




Wondering when is the right time to call for a gynaecologist? Keep reading to know the top reasons to consult a gynaecologist as soon as possible, with the valuable information shared by Dr. Chaitali Mahajan Trivedi, one of the Best Gynaecologist in Mumbai practicing at Nanavati Superspeciality Hospital.

  1. Missed/irregular or unbearably painful periods

A female should not hesitate to talk to a gynaecologist if she feels highly fatigued, dizzy, or weak during her menstrual periods. Blood spotting in between periods is normal if it is the side effect of a birth control pill. But, if there is unusual heavy bleeding in between periods or after menopause and it persists for a few days, a visit to the gynaecologist is very important as it could signal gynaecological problems such as cysts, polyps, fibroids, pelvic infection, or cancer (in rare cases). Irregular or delayed periods could indicate an underlying hormonal imbalance condition called Polycystic Ovarian Disease/ Syndrome. If one is already pregnant, OB/GYN may be consulted to track her symptoms and ensure that they do not point out any health complications or miscarriage. In case of missed periods, it could be a sign of her being pregnant or there could be any other medical condition that requires quick medical attention, which can be confirmed by OB/GYN. It is very important to seek medical care early if pregnant.

  1. Breast problems

Women may experience some abnormalities in their breasts at any point in their life that should be brought to light by the gynaecologist. Some common ones include abnormal breast changes, discomfort/pain in breasts during menstruation, formation of breast lumps, bulging, and unusual nipples discharge. A gynaecologist can help figure out if anything is there to worry about.

  1. Lower abdominal or pelvic discomfort/pain

A gynaecologist can help diagnose the problem associated with any kind of pain female experiences in her pelvic area. Sharp pelvic pain could indicate a warning sign of an infection, a dangerous ectopic pregnancy, or a ruptured ovarian cyst. The feeling of fullness or persistent pain in the lower abdomen could be a symptom of benign tumors or uterine fibroids. Another potential source of pain could be endometriosis- a condition in which the uterine line grows outside the uterus.

OB/GYN must also be consulted at the earliest opportunity by patients who face lower abdominal pain i.e. above the pelvic area. Most commonly, this pain is an outcome of lumps in the abdomen, menstrual cramps, or pain felt during sexual intercourse. A gynaecologist must also be consulted by females who experience symptoms of painful sexual intercourse such as vaginal itching, swelling, dryness, or burning and pain felt at the opening of the vagina or deeper at the time of penetration.

Dr. Chaitali Mahajan Trivedi, the best gynaecologist in Mumbai offers treatment for all these concerns using the most advanced approach and helps females to achieve an improved quality of life.

  1. Abnormal vaginal discharge or soreness in the genitalia

It is normal for females to have a vaginal discharge. However, it’s time to see a gynaecologist if she has a sudden change in the amount or consistency of her vaginal discharge, a presence of a fishy or foul odor, as well as itching in the vagina. These could indicate bacterial or yeast infection of the vagina or a sexually transmitted infection.

  1. Pre-pregnancy counseling or birth control

A gynaecologist is the most appropriate doctor that must be consulted if planning for a baby. The doctor may prescribe complete health check-ups so that the women can have smooth pregnancy without any risks or complications. In addition, if the female is thinking of going for birth control, a gynaecologist can help her explore different options for contraception methods with minimal side effects and choose the best one for herself.

Dr. Chaitali Mahajan Trivedi is one of the best lady gynaecologists in Mumbai and offers treatment to females who are suffering from issues like PCOD, ovarian cysts, painful menstrual bleeding, hormonal issues, and even cosmetic gynaecological problems like hymen repair and vaginoplasty. To know more about them please visit the website -https://www.drchaitali.com/ or book your consultation today!

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