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Adolescence is a crucial phase in a girl’s life, with significant physical, hormonal, and emotional changes. Our adolescent gynecology services focus on early diagnosis, treatment, and guidance for young women facing reproductive and menstrual health concerns. We address conditions such as irregular periods, heavy bleeding, painful periods (dysmenorrhea), delayed puberty, hormonal imbalances, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), vaginal infections, and emotional challenges related to puberty. Our approach combines medical expertise, counseling, and education to ensure healthy growth, prevent long-term complications, and build awareness about reproductive health.
Comprehensive gynecological care for adolescents, addressing menstrual, hormonal, and reproductive health concerns with sensitivity and expertise.
Expert diagnosis & management of menstrual irregularities.
Treatment for PCOS, hormonal issues & puberty delays.
Guidance on menstrual hygiene & reproductive health.
Emotional support & counseling for young girls.
Preventive care to avoid future complications.
Friendly, safe & confidential environment.
Adolescent gynecology helps young women navigate physical and emotional changes during puberty, ensuring early detection and treatment of menstrual and hormonal problems.
A teen should see a gynecologist if she has irregular or very painful periods, heavy bleeding, signs of hormonal imbalance, or delayed puberty.
Yes, cycles can be irregular in the first few years after menarche, but persistent issues should be evaluated.
Yes, PCOS often begins during adolescence and early diagnosis can help prevent long-term health problems.
Consultations are confidential and conducted in a respectful, comfortable manner.
Yes, a balanced diet, regular exercise, and stress management can greatly improve menstrual and hormonal health.
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
If she experiences extremely irregular periods, very heavy bleeding, severe pain, delayed puberty, or unusual discharge, it’s best to consult a gynaecologist early.
Yes, mild irregularity is common during the first 2–3 years after periods start. However, very long gaps or extremely heavy bleeding may require medical evaluation.
Yes. Conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or thyroid disorders can cause irregular periods, weight changes, and acne in teenagers.
Yes, we provide confidential, supportive counselling to help teenagers understand their bodies and address their concerns comfortably.
Yes. Stress, poor sleep, and unhealthy lifestyle habits can contribute to irregular or missed periods.