Common reasons patients contact us
- Irregular, painful or heavy periods
- Pelvic pain, discharge and urinary concerns
- Menopausal symptoms and preventive review
- Pregnancy-related consultations and follow-up
24-hour Emergency Services24-hour Pharmacy Services
ESHAMultispeciality Hospital
PESHCO-2025-1129423 Sep 2025 – 22 Sep 2027
ISO 9001:2015 CertifiedQuality management system
GIC Empanelled HospitalEmpanelment No. 1000297Women’s health at ESHA
Gynaecologist in Yelahanka
ESHA provides respectful outpatient assessment for common gynaecological and pregnancy-related concerns, with laboratory and available imaging coordination. Procedures and maternity services require separate confirmation.
Facilities and support available
- Gynaecology outpatient consultation
- Laboratory and ultrasound coordination
- Inpatient and procedure support when confirmed
- 24-hour pharmacy and emergency assessment
When to seek emergency care
Do not delay when symptoms are severe.
- Seek immediate care for heavy bleeding, fainting or severe pelvic pain.
- Urgent pregnancy symptoms include severe abdominal pain, reduced fetal movement, labour symptoms or severe headache with swelling.
- Transfer may be required when the mother or baby needs a higher level of care.
Relevant ESHA team
Doctors and clinical leads
Provider availability and OPD timings must be confirmed before travelling.
ESHA Multispeciality Hospital
Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road, Attur Layout, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru 560064
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment?
Prior booking is recommended so the front desk can confirm the gynaecologist’s OPD time.
What records should I bring?
Bring current medicines, previous prescriptions, laboratory and scan reports, discharge summaries and pregnancy records where applicable.
Are scans included in the consultation?
No. Imaging and laboratory tests are separate and arranged only when advised and available.
Can ESHA manage every pregnancy emergency?
ESHA can assess urgent symptoms, but transfer may be necessary when advanced maternal, neonatal or critical care is required.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Umadevi K
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist • Last reviewed 12 September 2026