Gynecologists in Dwarka Delhi, 40 Results

Gynecologists can be trusted with:

• Screening reproductive and sexual health
• Treating vaginal infections.
• Treating disorders of reproductive system (endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and pelvic pain).
• Providing assistance for people with ovarian, cervical, and other reproductive cancers.
• Diagnosing factors that make one prone to infertility.

As a woman you should visit gynecologist if you:

• Are 18 or above.
• Lead a sexually active life or have a family history of cancer.
• Experience undermentioned symptoms:
  • Irregular/painful/heavy menstruations.
  • Post-menopause bleeding.
  • Itching, swelling, pain and soreness in genitals.
  • Burning sensation during urination, or abnormal vaginal discharge.
  • Unusual changes in breast and/or lumps.

• An obstetrician deals with all aspects of pregnancy, post-natal/post-partum care, and delivery. These doctors often support other areas of female reproduction.
• Whereas, a gynecologist deals in caring for women's reproductive organs, such as the uterus, fallopian tubes, cervix, ovaries, and vagina.

• They will perform the following tests:
  • General checkup & breast examination
  • Blood test & urine test
  • Pelvic exam comprising of: Genital checkup, speculum test, PAP Smear, and bimanual exam.
• They will discuss about your: menstruations, sexual activities, health of genitals, lifestyle, and your history of diseases.

Keep following things in mind:

• Don’t plan visits during periods, but if you do then inform beforehand
• Avoid these things 2 days before visit: sexual activity, inserting anything inside vagina, usage of tampons, application of powder/creams/perfume on genitals.

Take these things into account:

• Technology oriented.
• Expertise: they should have these degrees: MBBS, MD/MS in gynecology, and D.G.O.
• Testimonials/Awards/Recognition .
• Hygiene and sterilization.
• Experience.

• Some Insurance companies provide for cancers such as breast, vaginal and ovarian.
• Even mammography, ultrasound, pap smear test, and other routine gynecological tests are covered.
• Discuss this at length with your insurance provider, since it can vary depending on plan.