Best Gynecologists in Allahabad

All Fertility Specialists are Gynecologists but not all Gynecologists are Fertility Specialists.

1. Fertility specialists are those Gynecologists who have received an extra training in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility after attaining education and training in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
2. Gynaecologists/Ob-Gyn treats wide range of problems (STD, Urinary incontinence, irregular menstruation, ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, PCOS/PCOD etc.) in reproductive health of women where Fertility specialists are specialists in treating fertility issues to enable childbirth.

1. Pregnancy related Issues - for early pregnancy detection, antenatal care, childbirth, post-natal care and services, miscarriage, abortion etc.
2. Problems related to female Genitalia - problems in external and internal genitalia (vagina, vulva, cervix, anus etc.) such as vaginal pain, infection, discharge, inflammation, swelling, unusual odor and tearing of genitalia from sexual contact.
3. Menstrual Issues - when facing menstrual irregularities and problems such as- irregular or no menstrual cycle for a long period of time. Heavy or very little menstrual bleeding, menstrual cycle change, dysmenorrhea (painful period), premenstrual syndrome, postmenstrual depression are other related issues.
4. Problems with Breasts - Breast abnormalities, pain, tenderness, lump, nipple discharge, inverted nipples, breast skin changes etc. should be consulted with a Gynaecologist.
5. Problems related to Menopause - When you experience menopausal problems such as early menopause, hot flashes, mood swings, headache, and menopause after removal of ovaries etc., consulting a Gynaecologist will be the best solution.
6. Puberty Issues - very late menarche (first menstrual period) or no menarche, no physical change (in breast, hip etc.) for a long time after puberty or other related problems concerning puberty should be consulted with a Gynaecologist.
7. Hormonal Problems Detection and Care - one need a Gynaecologist to detect and treat hormonal problems such as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome/Disease (PCOS/PCOD)
8. Fertility problems - Pre cancerian diseases in women, Intra-Uterine Diseases (infection in womb and the membranes), Ovarian problems such as cysts, fibroids, blockage problems in fallopian tubes (Hydrosalpinx, Pyosalpinx, Hematosalpinx, Chronic Salpingtis etc.), endometriosis etc. which may hamper your fertility should be consulted by a Gynaecologist.
9. Weight issues - (both overweight & underweight) in women should be consulted with a Gynaecologist as it may have negative effect on fertility in women.
10. For family planning consultation (use of birth control methods, devices, sexual counseling etc.) and care.
11. When you feel at risk of sexually transmitted disease/s.

1. Consultation for pregnancy detection and all stages of pregnancy care and childbirth.
2. Problems in menstrual cycle and menstrual bleeding (irregular/no menstruation, heavy/no menstrual bleeding, menstrual cramps, menopause etc.
3. Treatment and care of various reproductive and hormonal diseases such as Endometriosis, Uterine Fibroid, PCOS/PCOD (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome/Disease) etc.
4. Infertility evaluation through Postcoital testing, Endometrial biopsies, HSG (Hysterosalpinogram) testing, semen analysis etc.
5. Treatment and care of various sexual dysfunctions and libido management, (erectile problem diagnosis and care, Female Sexual Arousal Disorder etc.).
6. Detection and treatment of female genitalia problems (pelvic area diseases, infections, discharge, swelling, sexually transmitted diseases etc.)
7. Family Planning care.
8. Weight management and care.

Apart from care and consultation, Gynecologists perform various surgeries as well depending on the nature of the gynecological problem. Common surgeries/operations performed by a Gynaecologist are-

1. Hysterectoscopy (examination of uterine cavity) and Hysterectomy (uterus removal) – they are performed in case of issues with uterus such as uterian cancer or endometriosis.
2. Tubal Ligation - Permanent sterilization to close woman’s fallopian tubes due to severe tube blockage problems (Hydrosalpinx, Pyosalpinx, Hematosalpinx, Chronic Salpingtis etc.)
3. Removal of Uterine contents - Due to dysfunctional uterine bleeding with no medicinal solution, to cure a partial miscarriage.
4. Oopherctomy - Surgery done to remove one or both the ovaries due to ovarian cancer.
5. Appendectomy - Surgery to remove painful endometriosis implantation or to end future chance of appendicitical burst.
6. Cervical Excision - If a woman is diagnosed with pro-cancerous cells identified as PAP smear, cervical excision is done to remove the surface of the cervix.
7. Diagnostic Laparascopy - Done to diagnose and cure the sources of pelvic and abdominal pain due to endometriosis. Under this surgical procedure, a laparoscope is passed through a small cut in the abdomen.
8. Exploratory Laparotomy - Abdomen opening is done through surgery and abdominal organs are examined to detect injury or disease. It allows for tissue biopsy and other therapeutic interventions for abdominal diseases, which may affect fertility in a woman.
9. Surgery is also performed to treat pelvic organ prolapse like cystocele (condition where wall of the bladder presses against and move to vaginal wall) and rectocele (condition of a bulge of the front wall of the rectum into the back wall of the vagina).