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Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Global Hospital, Pune provides care across the full range of women’s reproductive health — from menstrual and fertility issues through pregnancy, childbirth, and post-menopausal care — led by Dr. Shruti Mahajan (DGO, DNB, MBBS), a specialist in Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. The department also offers antenatal classes to help expecting mothers prepare for labor and childcare.
The department covers two connected areas: gynaecology (routine reproductive health, menstrual disorders, PCOS, fibroids) and obstetrics (pregnancy care from pre-conception through post-delivery). All forms of hysterectomy, laparoscopy, and colposcopy are performed on-site, and the team includes reproductive endocrinology and infertility expertise for patients facing fertility challenges.
Category | What’s Included |
Menstrual Health | Irregular menstrual cycles, PCOS |
Structural Conditions | Uterine fibroids |
Pregnancy Care | Antenatal classes, prenatal monitoring, delivery care |
Fertility | Fertility issue evaluation and treatment, reproductive endocrinology |
Infections | Urinary tract infections (UTI) |
Diagnostics | Sonography and scans |
Surgical Care | Gynecology surgeries (hysterectomy, laparoscopy, colposcopy) |
Post-Reproductive Care | Post-menopausal care |
Operative vaginal delivery, colposcopy, cesarean delivery, management of abnormal placentation and cesarean hysterectomy, contraceptive implants, egg freezing, in vitro fertilization (IVF), and laparoscopic radiofrequency ablation.
See a gynaecologist if you notice abnormal vaginal discharge, discomfort in the abdomen or urinary tract, irregular periods, or fertility concerns. A minor infection can be an early sign of a larger issue, so it’s worth getting checked rather than waiting.
During pregnancy, the recommended first visit is around 8 weeks — by this point a fetal heartbeat is typically detectable, making it the right time to review both maternal and fetal health.
Whether it’s a routine check-up, a pregnancy milestone, or a fertility concern, early consultation makes treatment simpler. Book an appointment with Dr. Shruti Mahajan today.
Q: What procedures do gynaecologists and obstetricians perform?
A: Gynaecologists and obstetricians perform procedures including operative vaginal delivery, colposcopy, cesarean delivery, cesarean hysterectomy, contraceptive implants, egg freezing, IVF, and laparoscopic radiofrequency ablation. The right procedure depends on the specific condition or stage of pregnancy involved.
Q: When should I consult a gynaecologist?
A: Consult a gynaecologist if you notice abnormal vaginal discharge, abdominal or urinary discomfort, irregular periods, or any change in reproductive health that concerns you. A minor infection left unchecked can sometimes indicate a larger underlying issue.
Q: When should I visit a gynaecologist during pregnancy?
A: The recommended first prenatal visit is around 8 weeks pregnant, or once you’ve missed a period for about 8 weeks, since the fetal heartbeat is typically detectable by then. This visit reviews both maternal and fetal health and sets the schedule for ongoing antenatal care.
Q: What is PCOS and how is it treated?
A: PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) is a hormonal condition affecting ovulation and menstrual regularity, often linked to irregular periods and fertility difficulty. Treatment typically combines lifestyle changes, hormonal medication, and fertility support depending on the patient’s symptoms and reproductive goals.
Q: Can uterine fibroids affect fertility?
A: Uterine fibroids can affect fertility depending on their size and location, particularly if they distort the uterine cavity, though many fibroids don’t cause fertility issues at all. A gynaecologist evaluates fibroids through imaging to determine whether they’re likely to affect conception or pregnancy.
