Understanding Gynaecology
A gynecology consultation is a space to discuss symptoms or questions about your reproductive and hormonal health. It may include a conversation about your history, an examination when appropriate, and investigations such as scans or blood tests.
Dr. Mahita’s practice brings together gynecology, obstetrics, fertility care and laparoscopic surgery, so care can continue as your needs change.
Who may need this?
It may be considered in situations such as the following. Suitability is always decided after individual assessment.
- Anyone with menstrual problems, pelvic pain or abnormal bleeding.
- People with PCOS/PCOD, fibroids, endometriosis or cysts.
- Those planning a pregnancy or currently pregnant.
- Women approaching or going through menopause, or seeking a routine check-up.
How does it work?
- 01
Consultation
Discussion of your concerns, history and goals.
- 02
Examination
Clinical examination when appropriate and with your consent.
- 03
Investigations
Scans, blood tests or screening as needed.
- 04
Care plan
Medical, lifestyle or surgical options discussed with you.
- 05
Follow-up
Review of results and progress.
Potential benefits
- One place for many women’s health needs.
- Continuity of care across life stages.
- Early assessment of symptoms.
Important considerations
- Diagnosis needs a clinical assessment rather than symptoms alone.
- Not all symptoms need treatment; some need monitoring.
- Severe pain or heavy bleeding needs urgent attention.
Preparation
- Note your symptoms, cycle dates and current medicines.
- Bring any previous reports and prescriptions.
This information is educational and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Outcomes vary and no treatment can guarantee a particular result.
