Changes in your periods, concerns about pregnancy or persistent pelvic discomfort can leave you with questions about your health. A gynaecology consultation gives you an opportunity to discuss those concerns and understand what assessment or care may be appropriate.
At Hiremath Hospital in Chinchwad, PCMC, Dr. Bharati Hiremath provides obstetric and gynaecological care. The hospital’s services include consultations for PCOS, uterine fibroids, contraception, pregnancy planning and care during and after pregnancy.
Whether you have a new concern or need to discuss an existing diagnosis, bring your questions and previous medical reports to your appointment.
For appointments and consultation timings, call +91 8087083800 or +91 9850460850.
Meet Dr. Bharati Hiremath
Dr. Bharati Hiremath is an obstetrician and gynaecologist practising at Hiremath Hospital, also listed as Hiremath Nursing Home, in Chinchwad.
Her qualifications include:
- MBBS: Talegaon MIMER Medical College, Pune University, 2001.
- DGO: Talegaon MIMER Medical College, Pune University, 2004.
Her practice includes women’s reproductive healthcare and maternity care. You can read more about Dr. Bharati Hiremath and Hiremath Hospital before arranging your consultation.
Gynaecology and Pregnancy Care at Hiremath Hospital
Irregular, Heavy or Painful Periods
A change in your usual menstrual pattern is worth discussing, particularly when bleeding or pain affects your daily activities. Concerns may include prolonged periods, bleeding between periods, recurring pelvic discomfort or significant changes in menstrual flow.
An assessment helps explore possible causes. Keeping a record of your period dates, bleeding pattern and associated symptoms can make that discussion more useful.
PCOS and Menstrual Concerns
Polycystic ovary syndrome, commonly called PCOS, can be associated with irregular periods, acne, excess facial or body hair, and difficulty becoming pregnant. These symptoms can also have other causes, so they should not be used to diagnose yourself.
Evaluation may involve a discussion of your symptoms and menstrual history, followed by appropriate investigations. Management depends on your symptoms, health needs and pregnancy plans. Learn more about the hospital’s PCOS care.
Uterine Fibroids and Pelvic Discomfort
Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths in the uterus. Some cause no symptoms, while others may be associated with heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pressure or pain.
If a scan has identified fibroids, bring the report to your consultation. Discussing your symptoms alongside the findings can help you understand their significance and the next steps in your care. Persistent pelvic pain or bleeding between periods also deserves medical assessment.
Pregnancy Planning
A preconception consultation provides an opportunity to review your health before trying to conceive. Topics may include existing medical conditions, current medicines, previous pregnancies, family medical history and vaccination history.
You can also discuss menstrual cycles, nutrition and questions about preparing for pregnancy. Advice should reflect your individual circumstances, particularly if you have an ongoing health condition or have experienced pregnancy complications previously.
Antenatal and Postnatal Care
Pregnancy appointments allow you to discuss symptoms, review investigations and understand the monitoring recommended for you and your baby. The frequency of visits and investigations depends on your stage of pregnancy and clinical needs.
Care after childbirth also matters. Postnatal consultations can address recovery, ongoing symptoms and questions about your health after delivery.
Explore the hospital’s pregnancy care services for more information about care before, during and after pregnancy.
Contraception and Family Planning
Choosing contraception involves more than selecting a method. Your medical history, preferences, plans for future pregnancy and comfort with different options all matter.
A consultation can help you discuss suitable choices, how they are used, possible side effects and when follow-up may be needed. You can also raise concerns about a method you already use.
Preparing for Your Gynaecology Consultation
You do not need to know the cause of your symptoms before seeking advice. Start with what you have noticed and how it affects you.
Useful information to bring includes:
- The date of your last period and any recent changes in your cycle.
- A record of pain, bleeding or other symptoms, including when they started.
- Previous prescriptions, blood test results, ultrasound reports and relevant discharge summaries.
- Details of current medicines, supplements, allergies and ongoing health conditions.
- Questions about treatment, pregnancy plans or follow-up.
During the consultation, you can ask what might explain your symptoms, whether investigations are needed and what the available options involve. Before an examination or procedure, ask for an explanation of its purpose and what to expect.
When Symptoms Need Urgent Attention
Seek urgent medical care for severe or worsening pelvic pain, particularly when accompanied by fainting, dizziness or heavy vaginal bleeding. Pelvic pain during a possible or confirmed pregnancy also needs prompt medical assessment. Do not wait for a routine appointment when symptoms are severe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I consult a gynaecologist if I am not pregnant?
Yes. Gynaecology consultations also address menstrual concerns, PCOS, fibroids, contraception and reproductive health questions. Pregnancy is only one reason to seek care.
Can I discuss pregnancy planning before trying to conceive?
Yes. Hiremath Hospital lists preconception counselling among its services. This consultation can help you discuss your medical history, medicines and questions about preparing for pregnancy.
What if I already have reports or an existing diagnosis?
Bring your reports and prescriptions, along with a short account of your symptoms and treatment so far. Previous records can provide useful context when discussing your current concerns.
How can I check appointment timings and consultation fees?
Call the hospital on +91 8087083800 or +91 9850460850 to confirm the doctor’s availability, current consultation fees and appointment arrangements before visiting.
Consult a Gynaecologist in PCMC
For menstrual concerns, pregnancy planning or ongoing reproductive healthcare, contact Hiremath Hospital to arrange a consultation with Dr. Bharati Hiremath.
Hiremath Hospital / Hiremath Nursing Home
Survey No. 283, Plot No. 24, Talera Nagar,
Talera Hospital Road, near Talera Hospital,
Chinchwad, PCMC – 411033.
Phone: +91 8087083800 / +91 9850460850
Email: hiremathnursingtpa@gmail.com
Call to confirm consultation timings and discuss your appointment requirements.