Something doesn’t feel right
Pain, unusual discharge, bleeding that isn’t normal for you, burning when you pass urine, or a lump you’ve noticed. These are worth checking, not waiting out.
What we treat →Women’s health clinic · Dimapur, Nagaland
Gynecology care that listens first.
From annual wellness checks to PCOS, periods, contraception, pregnancy and menopause — unhurried consultations, published prices and complete privacy, at Burma Camp in Dimapur.
- Consultations from ₹300
- Walk-ins welcome, Mon–Sat
- Ultrasound & blood tests on site
- Seen by a doctor with 18 years’ experience
Important notice
We specialise in antenatal care, gynecological consultations, and related diagnostic and outpatient services.
Please note that we do not provide childbirth or caesarean section services.
Where to begin
Tell us what’s going on, and we’ll point you to the right visit
Most people arrive with one of these three things on their mind. Each one has a clear next step — and none of them needs a referral.
You’re planning a pregnancy — or already expecting
Preconception advice, confirming a pregnancy, antenatal check-ups and ultrasound scans, and knowing which symptoms need to be seen the same day.
Pregnancy care →Nothing’s wrong — you just want a check
An annual women’s wellness visit: examination, cervical screening, haemoglobin and thyroid where indicated, and time to ask the things you’ve been putting off.
See what’s included →What we see every day
Conditions we treat
If what you’re dealing with isn’t on this list, it’s still worth calling. Very little is outside the scope of a general gynecology clinic.
- Irregular or missed periods
- Heavy or painful periods
- PCOS
- Hormonal imbalance
- Vaginal discharge & itching
- Urinary tract infections
- Fibroids
- Endometriosis
- Pelvic pain
- Bleeding between periods
- Bleeding after menopause
- Perimenopause & menopause
- Contraception advice
- Difficulty conceiving
- Antenatal care
- Pain during sex
- Urine leakage
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Cervical screening
- Adolescent period problems
How the clinic works
What to expect at every visit
- Prices published before you walk in. Consultation fees are fixed, and the cost of any test is told to you before it is done.
- Unhurried consultations. Fixed-time appointments are limited each day so each one has enough time.
- Investigations the same day. Ultrasound and blood tests are done here, so you usually leave with answers rather than another appointment.
- Evidence-based, guideline-led care. Treatment that follows current obstetric and gynecological guidance — and an honest answer when the guidance says to wait and watch.
- Privacy at every visit. A private examination room, a female staff member or nurse present for every intimate examination, and confidentiality except where the law requires otherwise.
Your doctor
Dr. Emmanuel L. Yanthan
MS (OB-GYN)
NMC Reg. No. NMC/R-26/00129
MBBS, MS (OB-GYN) · Consults in English, Nagamese and Hindi
Obstetrician and gynecologist with 18 years in practice, seeing women across Dimapur and the wider Nagaland region — from a teenager’s first consultation to menopause care.
He treats a consultation as a conversation: what you’ve noticed, what it most likely is, what the options are, and what happens if you do nothing.
Read more about Dr. Yanthan →Free, and genuinely useful
Seventeen self-check guides you can fill in before you come
Short, plain-language checklists for the things women most often hesitate to ask about. They don’t diagnose anything — they help you describe your symptoms clearly, which makes a consultation far more useful.
Heavy periods
How much bleeding is actually too much, and what to record before your visit.
Irregular periods & PCOS
The pattern that points towards PCOS, and the tests that confirm it.
Bleeding after menopause
The one symptom that always needs checking, and why not to wait on it.
The clinic
Where to find us, and what it looks like inside
Rainbow Colony, Burma Camp — look for the blue and white Evita GyneCare signboard on the ground floor, under the big tree.
Common questions
Before you visit
Do I need an appointment?
No. You can walk in any time during clinic hours and be seen for the standard ₹300 consultation, subject to how busy we are. If you’d rather have a fixed time and not wait, book a priority appointment at a fixed time, on the hour from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Can I bring someone with me?
Yes, always. A partner, mother, sister or friend is welcome in the consultation. A female staff member or nurse is present for every intimate examination.
Do you see unmarried women and teenagers?
Yes. Adult women are seen in confidence, and marital status is not asked unless it is medically relevant.
Teenagers under 18 are welcome with a parent or guardian, and part of the consultation can be with the doctor alone. Before that, the doctor will explain what can stay private and what the law requires us to share or report to keep a young person safe.
Will I need to come back for test results?
Usually not. Ultrasound and routine blood tests are done here, so in most cases we can discuss the results in the same visit.
How do I pay?
Cash, UPI, or credit and debit cards. Consultation fees on this website are what you pay at the desk, and test costs are told to you before they are done.
Is what I say kept private?
Yes. What you tell us is confidential and is not shared with family members or anyone else without your consent, except where the law requires it — for example, reporting needed to protect a child. Read our privacy policy.
The doctor is male. Who else is in the room?
A female staff member or nurse is present for every intimate examination. You can also bring someone with you, and you can decline an examination or ask to stop at any time.
Can I come during my period?
Yes, for most visits. If you are booking cervical screening, choose a day when you are not bleeding; for anything else, don’t delay because of your period.
Do I need my husband’s or family’s consent?
No. An adult woman can consult, be examined and be treated with her own consent. Patients under 18 are seen with a parent or guardian.
Where will I deliver my baby?
We don’t conduct deliveries. We look after you through pregnancy and help you choose a hospital with a labour ward early, so your records go with you.
Can I ask a question after my visit?
Yes. For 48 hours after any visit you can ask follow-up questions by phone or WhatsApp video during clinic hours, at no extra charge. This is for questions about your existing plan only — new problems or new prescriptions need a visit. How follow-up support works.
What if I can’t afford a test?
Tell the doctor. The cost of any test is told to you before it is done, and the doctor will explain which tests matter most and which can wait.
Finding us
Burma Camp, Rainbow Colony
Address
Evita GyneCare ClinicBurma Camp, Rainbow Colony
Dimapur – 797112
Nagaland, India
Opening hours
| Monday – Saturday | 8:00 am – 4:00 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Whatever it is, it’s worth asking about.
Walk in during clinic hours, call us, or send a WhatsApp message and we’ll find you a slot.