Bring with you
- Previous reports, scans and prescriptions
- A list of medicines and supplements you take
- The start date of your last period, or your period-tracking app
- Your antenatal card, if you are pregnant
- Photo identification for pregnancy scans (required by law)
- Someone with you, if you would like — you are always welcome to
By type of visit
| Visit | How to prepare |
|---|---|
| Gynecology consultation | No preparation. You can come during your period. |
| Pelvic or early pregnancy scan | You may be asked to come with a full bladder, or to empty it first, depending on the type of scan. Ask when you book. |
| Later pregnancy scan | Usually no preparation. Wear clothes that let you uncover your tummy easily. |
| Cervical screening | Choose a day when you are not bleeding. Avoid sex, vaginal creams, pessaries and douching for two days before. |
| Blood tests | Fast only if the clinic asks you to (for example, for some sugar or cholesterol tests). Drink water as usual. |
| Contraception or IUD discussion | Note your period dates; a pregnancy test may be done. |
At the clinic
- A female staff member or nurse is present for every intimate examination.
- Every examination is explained first, and you can decline or stop at any time.
- Test costs are told to you before anything is done.
- Pay by cash, UPI, or credit or debit card.
- After your visit, you can ask follow-up questions by phone or WhatsApp video for 48 hours — see follow-up support.
Read Your first gynecologist visit: what actually happens, or see how booking works.
Don’t wait for an appointment if…
you have heavy bleeding, severe pain, fever with tummy pain, or reduced baby movements in pregnancy.
In clinic hours (Mon–Sat, 8:00 am–4:00 pm) call +91 93660 92897. At any other time, call 108 or go straight to the nearest hospital emergency department.