Seeing a gynaecologist in Kadapa: how to book, what to bring and what to ask

Step by step

1. Before you call

   Note your symptoms and dates

   Write down what is bothering you, when it started and the date your last period began. If you might be pregnant, take a home pregnancy test or mention it when you book.

2. Booking

   Call or WhatsApp

   Call +91 99599 59694 or +91 99599 59693, or WhatsApp +91 99599 59694. Say whether it is a new problem, a follow-up or a pregnancy visit. OPD hours are 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM.

3. On the day

   Bring your records

   Bring an ID and every relevant report: scans, blood tests, Pap smear results, previous prescriptions and notes from any surgery or delivery.

4. In the consultation

   Ask your questions

   The doctor will ask about your periods, pregnancies and medical history, and may examine you or suggest tests such as an ultrasound. The questions below can help.

5. Afterwards

   Follow-up and results

   Keep your prescription and test reports together, and come back for follow-up visits as advised.

What to bring

• An ID
• The date your last period started
• Previous reports: scans, blood and hormone tests, Pap smear results
• Prescriptions and the medicines you take now
• Notes from any earlier surgery, delivery or fertility treatment

Questions worth asking

• What could be causing my symptoms?
• Which tests do I need, and why?
• What are my treatment options, including ones that don’t need surgery?
• If surgery is advised, can it be done laparoscopically, and how long is the recovery?
• Will this affect my periods or my plans for pregnancy?
• When should I come back, and which symptoms mean I should come sooner?

Gynaecology at Dhruva Hospitals

Care for period problems, PCOD/PCOS, fibroids and ovarian cysts, hysteroscopy, open and laparoscopic hysterectomy, cystectomy, family planning, adolescent gynaecology and screening for women’s cancers.

• Gynaecology care in Kadapa
• Dr. S Mounika Reddy

Common questions