Book your appointment if you are planning a pregnancy, have just confirmed you’re pregnant, are experiencing irregular periods or other gynecological concerns, or need advice on contraception. Even if you feel healthy, we recommend a routine checkup every year for optimal well-being.

Normal delivery is associated with quicker recovery, fewer complications, and many natural benefits for both mother and baby. Dr. Shailaja has advanced experience in managing even complicated deliveries—prioritizing your safety while supporting natural birth, if it’s medically advisable for your situation. Patient comfort and informed choice are always respected.

Irregular cycles often stem from hormonal imbalances, PCOS, thyroid issues, stress, or lifestyle changes. We’ll perform the necessary evaluations, including blood tests and ultrasound if needed, to determine the cause. Most cases can be managed with lifestyle changes, medication, or, in some cases, hormone therapy.

Yes! Many women with PCOS conceive naturally or with treatment. Lifestyle changes, medications to induce ovulation, and fertility support can all increase your chances. Early evaluation makes a big difference. We’ll create a tailored plan for you.

Your first prenatal appointment will include a health review, physical exam, pregnancy dating scan, and important blood and urine tests. We’ll discuss nutrition, exercise, and answer your questions, setting the foundation for a healthy pregnancy journey.

Please contact us if you notice:

• Vaginal bleeding
• Severe abdominal pain
• Persistent vomiting
• Sudden swelling in your hands/face
• Severe headaches or vision changes
• Reduced fetal movement.

It’s always better to reach out early—your peace of mind matters.

We’ll explain your specific options during pregnancy—most women can deliver vaginally, but your safety is always our priority.

Heavy menstrual bleeding is common and treatable. After an evaluation to find the cause, options include iron supplements, anti-inflammatory medicine, hormonal treatments (including IUDs or pills), and sometimes minimally invasive procedures. Relief is possible—let’s talk solutions.

Recovery ranges from 2-4 weeks after a vaginal birth and up to 6-8 weeks after a C-section. You might experience bleeding, uterine cramps, and tiredness. Our team supports physical healing, pain management, and emotional well-being—helping you adjust smoothly to life with your new baby.

We care for you as a whole person—body, mind, and spirit. Our approach includes personal medical care, nutrition and exercise guidance, emotional support, stress management, and a commitment to your preferences for birth and recovery. Your journey, your choices, our expertise.