Clinical Department

Gynaecology

Women’s health care in Varanasi covering routine check-ups, menstrual and hormonal problems, fibroids, contraception, menopause and surgery.

6 services Open 24 hours
Gynaecology department at Sparsh Mother & Child Hospital, Varanasi
Department overview

Care designed around every patient

Women’s health needs change through life, from adolescence to menopause. The Gynaecology department at Sparsh Mother & Child Hospital offers respectful, private and evidence-based care for women of all ages, and encourages patients to speak openly about symptoms they may feel hesitant to share.

Our approach

We listen first, examine gently and explain findings clearly. Treatment begins with the least invasive option that is likely to work, and surgery is advised only when it is really needed. When surgery is required, minimally invasive techniques are used wherever suitable.

Care provided in this department

  • Preventive and routine gynaecology, including Pap smear screening
  • Irregular, heavy and painful periods, PCOS and hormonal disorders
  • Fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis and pelvic infections
  • Family planning and contraception counselling
  • Menopause care, bone health and pelvic floor problems
  • Gynaecological and laparoscopic surgery
  • Pre-pregnancy counselling and referral to fertility care when needed

Who should visit

Girls and women with period problems, pelvic pain, unusual discharge or bleeding, those due for cervical screening, women planning pregnancy or contraception, and women in the menopausal years who want guidance on symptoms and long-term health.

Privacy and comfort

Examinations are explained step by step, and you can ask for a female attendant. Your information is handled confidentially, and questions are always welcome.

Treatments & care

Services in Gynaecology

Patient guides

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I visit a gynaecologist if I am not pregnant?
Yes. Gynaecologists care for women of all ages for periods, hormones, infections, screening, contraception, menopause and general women’s health.
Do I need to avoid intercourse before a Pap smear?
It is usually advised to avoid intercourse, vaginal creams or douching for one to two days before the test, and to schedule it when you are not menstruating.
Is surgery always needed for fibroids or cysts?
No. Many can be observed or treated with medicines. Surgery is considered when there are significant symptoms or other concerns, and your doctor will explain all options.
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