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ESHA clinical services

Gynaecology Care in Yelahanka

Respectful assessment for common gynaecological concerns and pregnancy-related care, with planned consultation and responsible referral where needed.

Conditions commonly evaluated

  • Irregular, painful or heavy periods
  • Pregnancy-related consultations
  • Pelvic pain, discharge and menopausal concerns
  • Preventive women’s health review

Facilities available at ESHA

  • Gynaecology outpatient consultation
  • Laboratory and available imaging coordination
  • Inpatient and procedure support when confirmed
  • Pharmacy and nursing support

When to seek emergency care

Do not wait for an appointment if symptoms are severe.

  • Heavy bleeding, fainting or severe pelvic pain
  • Severe abdominal pain during pregnancy
  • Reduced fetal movement or labour symptoms
  • Severe headache, breathlessness or swelling in pregnancy
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Relevant doctors

Specialists for this service

OPD days and times can change. The front desk will confirm the appropriate clinician and earliest available appointment.

ESHA Multispeciality Hospital

Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road, Attur Layout, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru 560064

Patient questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I book a routine gynaecology consultation?

Yes. Choose women’s health in the appointment form or call to confirm the consultant’s OPD timing.

What records should I bring during pregnancy?

Bring antenatal records, scan and laboratory reports, prescriptions, blood-group information and any referral notes.

Are scans included in the consultation?

No. Imaging or laboratory tests are separate and only arranged when clinically advised and available.

Is every pregnancy emergency managed at ESHA?

The team can assess urgent symptoms, but transfer may be required when the mother or baby needs a higher level of specialist or critical care.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Umadevi K

Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist • Last reviewed 12 September 2026

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