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Best Hospital for Pregnancy and Maternity Care in Vikaspuri, Delhi

Caring, expert gynecology and obstetrics services for women at every stage of life, from pregnancy and delivery to gynecological surgery and menopause.

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Gynecologist consulting an expectant mother at Shri Ram Hospital, Vikaspuri

Women's Health and Maternity Care at Shri Ram Hospital, Vikaspuri

The Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at Shri Ram Hospital looks after the health and well-being of women at every stage of life. Our experienced team offers routine care and specialised treatment in a supportive, respectful setting.

Whether you are planning a pregnancy, expecting, facing a gynecological problem or going through menopause, you get clear guidance, careful examination and a plan made for you.

We are in Vikaspuri, West Delhi, and care for women from Janakpuri, Uttam Nagar, Dwarka, Tilak Nagar, Paschim Vihar, Rajouri Garden, Punjabi Bagh and across Delhi NCR.

Our Gynecology and Obstetrics Services

Our department covers the main areas of women's health. Your doctor will recommend only what is right for your condition after examination and tests.

Services We Offer

ServiceWhat It Covers
Prenatal and antenatal care Complete care for expectant mothers, including regular check-ups, monitoring, ultrasound and counselling, for a safe pregnancy and delivery.
Delivery and maternity care Support during labour and delivery, and care for mother and baby afterwards.
Gynecological surgery Advanced surgical options, including laparoscopic and other minimally invasive procedures, with personalised post-operative care.
Fertility and reproductive health Diagnosis, treatment options and guidance for couples facing difficulty in conceiving, and for other reproductive health concerns.
Menstrual and hormonal problems Evaluation and treatment of irregular, heavy or painful periods and related conditions.
Menopause care Advice and treatment for menopausal symptoms, with a focus on long-term health.

See the related pages for more on delivery and pregnancy care and uterine fibroid surgery.

Prenatal and Antenatal Care

Regular antenatal care protects both mother and baby. Visits help find problems early, track the baby's growth and prepare you for delivery. Your gynecologist will tell you how often to come based on your health and the stage of your pregnancy.

What Antenatal Care Includes

  • Regular check-ups: Weight, blood pressure and general health are checked at each visit.
  • Ultrasound scans: Scans check the baby's growth, position and well-being at the right stages.
  • Blood and urine tests: Tests look for anaemia, diabetes, infections and other issues that can affect pregnancy.
  • Vaccines and supplements: Your doctor advises on iron, folic acid, calcium and recommended vaccines.
  • Diet and lifestyle guidance: Advice on nutrition, safe exercise, rest and habits to avoid.
  • Counselling and birth planning: You learn about labour, delivery options and newborn care so you feel prepared.

Pregnancy Warning Signs: Get Help Right Away

  • Heavy vaginal bleeding: Any significant bleeding during pregnancy needs urgent attention.
  • Leaking fluid: A sudden gush or steady leak of fluid may mean the water has broken.
  • Reduced baby movements: A clear drop in your baby's usual movements should be checked the same day.
  • Severe headache, blurred vision or swelling: These can be signs of high blood pressure in pregnancy.
  • Severe abdominal pain or regular contractions before term: Needs prompt evaluation.
  • Fever or painful urination: Infections should be treated early.

If you notice any of these warning signs, call +91 62623 04050 or come to our 24x7 emergency department without delay.

Common Gynecological Problems We Treat

Many women delay seeing a gynecologist because the symptoms feel embarrassing or seem normal. Early evaluation usually makes treatment simpler.

When to See a Gynecologist

  • Irregular, painful or very heavy periods: May be caused by hormonal problems, fibroids or other conditions.
  • Pelvic or lower abdominal pain: Persistent pain should be checked and not ignored.
  • Unusual vaginal discharge, itching or odour: Often due to an infection that can be treated.
  • Bleeding between periods or after menopause: Needs prompt medical evaluation.
  • Difficulty conceiving: A couple who has not conceived after a year of trying, or after six months if the woman is over 35, should seek advice.
  • Lumps, fibroids or ovarian cysts: Found on examination or scan and may need monitoring or treatment.

Regular check-ups, including screening tests your doctor recommends, help detect problems early.

Gynecological Surgery

When surgery is needed, we offer advanced options, including laparoscopic and other minimally invasive procedures, for suitable conditions. These usually mean smaller cuts, less pain and a quicker return to daily life than open surgery.

Your surgeon will explain why an operation is advised, what the alternatives are, and what recovery will look like. Our modular operation theatre and ICU backup add an extra layer of safety.

What You Can Expect

  • Detailed evaluation: Examination, scans and blood tests confirm the diagnosis and your fitness for surgery.
  • Clear explanation: You are told about the procedure, risks, benefits and options before you decide.
  • Personalised aftercare: Pain relief, wound care, diet and activity advice help recovery.
  • Follow-up: Check-ups track healing and your return to normal activity.

Menopause and Beyond

Menopause is a natural stage, but its symptoms can affect sleep, mood and daily life. Treatment and lifestyle advice can ease them and protect your long-term health.

How We Support Women After 40

  • Symptom relief: Advice and treatment for hot flushes, sleep problems, mood changes and vaginal dryness.
  • Bone and heart health: Guidance on calcium, vitamin D, exercise and risk screening.
  • Regular screening: Recommended tests help find problems early.
  • Personal plans: Treatment is chosen after discussing your health history and preferences.

Why Choose Shri Ram Hospital for Gynecology and Obstetrics?

Choosing where to receive women's health care or deliver your baby is an important decision. Here is what patients can expect from us.

Why Patients Trust Us

Our StrengthPatient Benefit
Experienced gynecologists Doctors who give empathetic, expert care for women's health.
Modern facilities Ultrasound, diagnostics and an operation theatre under one roof.
Patient-centred approach Care that is tailored to your needs, with clear explanations.
Team care across specialities Gynecologists work with anaesthetists, physicians and other specialists for complete support.
24x7 emergency and ICU support Help is available at any hour if complications arise.
Pharmacy and diagnostics In-house pharmacy and tests make your visit easier.
NABH and ISO accredited hospital Recognised standards of quality and patient safety.
Cashless treatment for eligible patients Cashless care through approved insurance providers and government health schemes.

Our aim is to support every woman with respect, privacy and expert care through all life's stages.

This page gives general information and is not a substitute for medical advice. Treatment depends on a doctor's examination. In an emergency call +91 62623 04050.

Meet Our Gynecology and Obstetrics Specialists

Experienced doctors for pregnancy care, delivery and women's health.

Gynecology & Obstetrics FAQs

Quick answers to common questions about gynecology & obstetrics at Shri Ram Hospital.

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+91 62623 04050

Visit as soon as you know or suspect you are pregnant. Your doctor will then schedule regular antenatal check-ups and tests based on your health and the stage of pregnancy.

Common tests include blood tests, urine tests and ultrasound scans at the right stages. Your doctor decides which tests you need.

Heavy bleeding, leaking fluid, reduced baby movements, severe headache with blurred vision or swelling, severe abdominal pain and fever need urgent medical attention.

Yes, minimally invasive and laparoscopic options are offered for suitable conditions. Your surgeon will tell you if they are right for you.

It is usually advised after one year of trying to conceive, or after six months if the woman is above 35. Earlier advice is sensible if there are known problems.

Cashless treatment is available for eligible patients through approved insurance providers and government health schemes. Cover depends on your policy, and our team can guide you on approval.

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Talk to our gynecologists about your pregnancy or health concern and get a clear plan. Cashless treatment is available for eligible patients.