Dr suman bijlani, md, dgo, fcps is a consulting gynaecologist and laparoscopic surgeon at kohinoor hospital, kurla w, guru nanak hospital, bandra east and at her own nursing home, suraj. She has been in practice for the past 18 years after having passed from the prestigious kem hospital. She has delivered more than 10, 000 babies to date. She has now specialised in advanced endoscopic surgery and infertility treatment. She is also trained in advanced ultrasound in gynaecology and infertility.
Treatment services :

infertility pcos
endoscopic surgery
birth control and abortion
pregnancy care and delivery
menopause solutions
urinary leaks treatment
treatment of irregular and heavy periods
treatment of vaginal and urinary infection
pap smear and cervical cancer vaccination

These are some of the questions to which you may be seeking answers.
Pcos

how long do I need to take medicines?
will I have problems conceiving?
when will my periods become normal?
how can I lose weight easily?
will laser treatment work for my excess hair?
will ovarian drilling help me conceive?
should I continue treatment during pregnancy and after delivery?

Polycystic ovaries or pcos is one of the commonest endocrinological ailment affecting women of the reproductive age group today. The incidence of this disorder is on the rise, thanks to a more stressful lifestyle, changing food habits and an increasing trend towards obesity.

As a gynaecologist, I see that miscarriages are becoming increasingly common. With hectic and stressful lifestyles, about 10-15% of all natural pregnancies end up in a miscarriage.

There are several reasons for a miscarriage. The commonest reason is probably natures selection. It is believed that as many as 75% of all pregnancies result in miscarriage, though most go unrecognised as they happen so early that it feels like that of a normal period, though slightly delayed.

Endometriosis is one of the most difficult to understand gynaecological disorders.it affects millions of women today.it is also one of the leading causes of infertility among urban women. It is now considered a lifestyle disease though the exact cause is not known.

The abortion pill has to be dispensed by or prescribed by a gynaecologist. It is given as two courses one pill to be taken orally immediately and the other 4 pills about 48 hours later orally or vaginally. After the course of medication, you would start to bleed within about 24-72 hours. The bleeding may last from 3-10 days for most women. The flow could be medium to heavy, and may rarely become severe. Pain is usually quite bearable. Ask your gynaecologist to prescribe a pain-killer or you could take any otc brand that agrees with you.

Planning our families is absolutely essential in today's day. With abortion laws becoming more stringent, women have fewer choices after getting pregnant.

It is obvious that there is no perfect or best method for anyone. In order to be able to select the best option for contraception for us, we need to know a few facts about each method.

We list out to you the options available and a few details of each method so you can find your pick.

The abortion pill has a success rate of about 95% for up to 7 week pregnancy (49 days from the date of the last menstrual period).

D&c with an experienced gynaecologist is a safe and reliable procedure. You can go back home in about 4 hours (day care procedure). There is no waiting or anxiety about whether the abortion is successful or not. You feel no pain (the procedure is performed under anaesthesia) although there may be mild pelvic discomfort or heaviness for a few days.

Ovarian cysts are one of the most common gynaecological problems that can be a cause for worry. If you have an ovarian cyst, you should have a basic understanding of this condition.

If you have been cohabiting for more than a year or if you are more than 35 years of age and have been cohabiting for more than 6 months without conception, you should visit an infertility clinic.

Today there is hope for you in the form of improved diagnostic tools (laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, sono-hysterography among many others ), assisted reproductive techniques (IUI and test tube baby) and a better treatment options for diseases like fibroids, endometriosis and polycystic ovaries.

Laparoscopic or minimum access or key-hole surgery is abdominal surgery which is done through multiple tiny incisions over the abdomen. A telescope connected to the camera is inserted usually at or near the umbilicus and the remaining incisions are used to insert various instruments to perform surgery.

There are many facts which a woman should know about fibroids.about 30 to 50 % of women in the reproductive age group (about 12 to 45) are likely to suffer from fibroids.

fibroids are non cancerous tumours of the uterus.
they appear and grow only in the childbearing years and often shrink after menopause.
they grow slowly in most cases and sometimes not at all.
they may not cause any symptoms (and may be left alone).
some of them may cause heavy (and or painful) periods or symptoms due to pressure on the urinary bladder or other adjacent organs.

Dr suman bijlani, md, dgo, fcps is a consulting gynaecologist and laparoscopic surgeon at kohinoor hospital, kurla w, guru nanak hospital, bandra east and at her own nursing home, suraj. She has been in practice for the past 18 years after having passed from the prestigious kem hospital. She has delivered more than 10, 000 babies to date. She has now specialised in advanced endoscopic surgery and infertility treatment. She is also trained in advanced ultrasound in gynaecology and infertility.
Treatment services :

infertility pcos
endoscopic surgery
birth control and abortion
pregnancy care and delivery
menopause solutions
urinary leaks treatment
treatment of irregular and heavy periods
treatment of vaginal and urinary infection
pap smear and cervical cancer vaccination

These are some of the questions to which you may be seeking answers.
Pcos

how long do I need to take medicines?
will I have problems conceiving?
when will my periods become normal?
how can I lose weight easily?
will laser treatment work for my excess hair?
will ovarian drilling help me conceive?
should I continue treatment during pregnancy and after delivery?

Polycystic ovaries or pcos is one of the commonest endocrinological ailment affecting women of the reproductive age group today. The incidence of this disorder is on the rise, thanks to a more stressful lifestyle, changing food habits and an increasing trend towards obesity.

As a gynaecologist, I see that miscarriages are becoming increasingly common. With hectic and stressful lifestyles, about 10-15% of all natural pregnancies end up in a miscarriage.

There are several reasons for a miscarriage. The commonest reason is probably natures selection. It is believed that as many as 75% of all pregnancies result in miscarriage, though most go unrecognised as they happen so early that it feels like that of a normal period, though slightly delayed.

Endometriosis is one of the most difficult to understand gynaecological disorders.it affects millions of women today.it is also one of the leading causes of infertility among urban women. It is now considered a lifestyle disease though the exact cause is not known.

The abortion pill has to be dispensed by or prescribed by a gynaecologist. It is given as two courses one pill to be taken orally immediately and the other 4 pills about 48 hours later orally or vaginally. After the course of medication, you would start to bleed within about 24-72 hours. The bleeding may last from 3-10 days for most women. The flow could be medium to heavy, and may rarely become severe. Pain is usually quite bearable. Ask your gynaecologist to prescribe a pain-killer or you could take any otc brand that agrees with you.

Planning our families is absolutely essential in today's day. With abortion laws becoming more stringent, women have fewer choices after getting pregnant.

It is obvious that there is no perfect or best method for anyone. In order to be able to select the best option for contraception for us, we need to know a few facts about each method.

We list out to you the options available and a few details of each method so you can find your pick.

The abortion pill has a success rate of about 95% for up to 7 week pregnancy (49 days from the date of the last menstrual period).

D&c with an experienced gynaecologist is a safe and reliable procedure. You can go back home in about 4 hours (day care procedure). There is no waiting or anxiety about whether the abortion is successful or not. You feel no pain (the procedure is performed under anaesthesia) although there may be mild pelvic discomfort or heaviness for a few days.

Ovarian cysts are one of the most common gynaecological problems that can be a cause for worry. If you have an ovarian cyst, you should have a basic understanding of this condition.

If you have been cohabiting for more than a year or if you are more than 35 years of age and have been cohabiting for more than 6 months without conception, you should visit an infertility clinic.

Today there is hope for you in the form of improved diagnostic tools (laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, sono-hysterography among many others ), assisted reproductive techniques (IUI and test tube baby) and a better treatment options for diseases like fibroids, endometriosis and polycystic ovaries.

Laparoscopic or minimum access or key-hole surgery is abdominal surgery which is done through multiple tiny incisions over the abdomen. A telescope connected to the camera is inserted usually at or near the umbilicus and the remaining incisions are used to insert various instruments to perform surgery.

There are many facts which a woman should know about fibroids.about 30 to 50 % of women in the reproductive age group (about 12 to 45) are likely to suffer from fibroids.

fibroids are non cancerous tumours of the uterus.
they appear and grow only in the childbearing years and often shrink after menopause.
they grow slowly in most cases and sometimes not at all.
they may not cause any symptoms (and may be left alone).
some of them may cause heavy (and or painful) periods or symptoms due to pressure on the urinary bladder or other adjacent organs.