Patient Resources

Q: What should I bring for my first appointment? 

• Simple Answer: Please bring any past medical reports, your latest prescriptions, and a valid ID. If you are coming for a pregnancy check-up, carrying your previous scan reports (if any) is very helpful. 

Q: Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in? 

• Simple Answer: While we do accept walk-ins, we highly recommend booking an appointment to save you waiting time. You can easily book via our website or WhatsApp. 

Q: How soon should I visit the doctor after a positive home pregnancy test? 

• Simple Answer: Congratulations! It is best to visit within the first 6 to 8 weeks of your last period. This first visit helps us confirm the pregnancy and ensure everything is starting healthily. 

Q: Is it normal to feel tired or nauseous in early pregnancy? 

• Simple Answer: Yes, "Morning Sickness" and fatigue are very common. However, if you are unable to keep any food down or feel extremely weak, please call us so Dr. Pooja can guide you on feeling better. 

Q: My periods are irregular. Is this a sign of PCOS? 

• Simple Answer: Irregular periods can be caused by many things, including stress, weight changes, or PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). A simple consultation and a scan can help us find the exact cause and start the right care. 

Q: What is a Pap Smear, and do I need one? 

• Simple Answer: A Pap Smear is a very quick and simple test to check the health of your cervix (the opening of the womb). It is a vital preventive step for all women to ensure long-term health. We recommend it once every few years for most women.