Prapti Women's Hospital in Nashik, Maharashtra

Yes, we provide comprehensive pre-pregnancy counseling that focuses on optimizing health before conception. This includes thorough health assessments, guidance on lifestyle choices, nutritional advice, and prenatal planning. Our goal is to prepare both partners physically and emotionally for a healthy pregnancy.

Once you're sexually active or reach age 21, you should visit one regularly. Call a gynecologist if you have any concerns or questions about your sexuality or reproductive health, or experience pain in your pelvic region.

To diagnose irregular periods and discover what is causing them, your gynecologist will ask you about your menstrual regularity and medical history. In addition to this, they'll also perform a thorough physical examination, including a pelvic exam, to check for any observable irregularities or sensitivities.

Yes, our hospital is equipped to manage high-risk pregnancies. We offer specialized care that includes continuous monitoring and management of complications such as hypertension, diabetes, and thyroid disorders during pregnancy. Our team works closely with patients to ensure the health and safety of both mother and baby throughout the pregnancy journey.

Most people take a pregnancy test at home using their pee. However, you can also take a pregnancy test at your provider's office using a blood sample or pee. For the most accurate results, wait until you miss your period to take a home pregnancy test. If you use pregnancy tests correctly, the results are 99% accurate.

While it's not mandatory, having your partner attend the first prenatal visit can be a valuable experience. It allows both of you to connect with the healthcare provider, ask questions together, and actively participate in the early stages of your pregnancy journey.

A late period can be delayed for about 5 days to a maximum of 1 to 2 months. A delayed period that lasts for longer than 3 months can be a sign of amenorhea, or lack of menstruation. In these cases, of pregnancy has been rules out, the underlying cause should be investigated by a gynecologist.

You may feel brief lower abdomen pain. This is known as Mittelschmerz, a slight, one-sided ache or twinge in the pelvis caused by the release of the egg during ovulation. At two weeks pregnant, your belly won't show any signs of a bump yet, although you may feel a little more gassy or bloated than usual.

Ultrasound (first trimester) – a painless, non-invasive scan done within the first 3 months of pregnancy. This can be used to confirm the number of babies and helps to calculate the date you are due to give birth.