Dr Juhi Patel

11/09/2025

🚨 Red Flags in Pregnancy You Shouldn’t Ignore! 🚨
Your body gives you signals—listen to them!
If you notice any of these warning signs, seek medical help immediately:

1️⃣ Severe abdominal pain 🤰
2️⃣ Heavy bleeding 🩸
3️⃣ Sudden fluid leakage 💧
4️⃣ Severe headache, swelling, or blurred vision 🌪️
5️⃣ Reduced or no fetal movements 👶

👩‍⚕️ As an obstetrician, my advice is simple: Don’t wait. Act fast. Your and your baby’s health come first!

💬 Tell us in the comments:
Which of these did you know about before?
Have you experienced any pregnancy warning signs?

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📩 DM if you have pregnancy concerns or want a consultation.

— Dr. Juhi Patel | Gynecologist & Fertility Specialist

05/09/2025

While discomfort is common during pregnancy, you don’t have to suffer unnecessarily. Most ailments can be managed with simple remedies.
Remember: A healthy mom means a healthy baby!
Tag a mom-to-be who needs this information or share with your pregnancy support group!

04/09/2025

💜 PCOS Awareness Month 💜

PCOS is more than just irregular periods or a few cysts on the ovaries.
It’s a complex hormonal condition affecting millions of women worldwide — often silently.

As a gynecologist & fertility specialist, I want you to know:
🔹 The early symptoms you shouldn’t ignore
🔹 The possible causes behind PCOS
🔹 The risk factors that might increase your chances

Because awareness is the first step towards better health. 🩺✨

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👩‍⚕️ Dr. Juhi Patel
Obstetrician , Gynecologist & Fertility Specialist

01/09/2025

Exclusive for a Krishna shalby hospital patients! Prevention is better than cure! Kindly Pre register for better experience

29/08/2025

🚨 Still believing these menstruation myths in 2025?
It’s time to break free from taboos and talk facts. 💪✨

Here are some of the most common myths in India — and the truth behind them 👇

❌ Myth: Women can’t enter temples during periods
✅ Fact: Menstruation is biology, not impurity.

❌ Myth: Don’t touch pickles or food
✅ Fact: Periods don’t spoil food. This is just superstition.

❌ Myth: Avoid bathing
✅ Fact: Bathing improves hygiene and even relieves cramps.

❌ Myth: No exercise
✅ Fact: Movement helps reduce cramps & boosts mood.

❌ Myth: Period blood is dirty
✅ Fact: It’s just blood + uterine lining. 100% natural.

❌ Myth: Can’t get pregnant during periods
✅ Fact: Pregnancy is possible. Fertility doesn’t pause.

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✨ Periods are natural. Taboos are man-made.
Let’s normalize conversations and create a world 🌍💌

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22/07/2025

🌸Here are 5 tips to help you manage menopause smoothly:

1. Stay Active:
• Engage in weight-bearing and aerobic exercises like walking, yoga, or swimming.
• Helps manage weight, improves mood, and supports bone health.
2. Eat Hormone-Friendly Foods:
• Include phytoestrogens (found in soy, flaxseeds), calcium-rich foods, and omega-3s.
• Reduce caffeine, sugar, and processed food intake.
3. Sleep Hygiene:
• Avoid screen time before bed.
• Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation.
• Keep the room cool to reduce night sweats.
4. Talk to Your Gynaecologist:
• Consider hormone replacement therapy (HRT) if symptoms are severe.
• Explore non-hormonal options for hot flashes, vaginal dryness, or mood changes.
5. Emotional Health Matters:
• It’s normal to feel overwhelmed. Join support groups or talk to a counselor if needed.
• Prioritize self-care and mental well-being.

✅ You’re not alone—this transition can be empowering with the right support!

💡 Menopause doesn’t mean the end — it’s a new beginning.
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18/07/2025

17/07/2025

🩸 Understanding Menstrual Disorders: Let’s Talk About It!
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Menstrual disorders affect millions of women, yet many continue to suffer in silence. Here’s a quick overview of the most common types:⁠
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🔸 Amenorrhea – Absence of menstruation (can be primary or secondary)⁠
🔸 Dysmenorrhea – Painful periods that interfere with daily life⁠
🔸 Menorrhagia – Heavy or prolonged bleeding⁠
🔸 Oligomenorrhea – Infrequent or scanty periods
🔸 Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) & PMDD – Physical & emotional symptoms before periods⁠
🔸 Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) – A hormonal disorder causing irregular periods and more⁠
🔸 Endometriosis – Painful condition where Endometrial tissue grows outside the uterus⁠
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🩺 These are not just “period problems” — they can impact fertility, energy, mental health, and quality of life.
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If you notice abnormal changes in your cycle, don’t wait it out. Early diagnosis helps in better management.⁠
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📞 Book a consultation to understand your cycle better and take control of your reproductive health.

01/11/2024

Rangoli featured in Ahmedabad mirror!!
Best way to start the new year!
Sal Mubarak!

22/09/2024

Happy Daughters Day!
Today, let’s celebrate our daughters and empower them to embrace independence, chase their dreams, and stand strong in their choices.

Let’s celebrate our girls by empowering them with knowledge about their bodies. Understanding periods is just one part of their journey to confidence and health. Let’s break the stigma together

Let’s inspire our daughters to embrace financial independence, empowering them with the skills and confidence to make their own choices.
A strong foundation today leads to a brighter future!

17/09/2024

Do you think ganpati Bappa or even any god will object ? Periods are the reason for everyone ‘s existence. It’s a God created miracle which helps create a new life. Why would God object a devotee’s worship during periods? In ancient times, doing Pooja was a rigorous thing and they devised a plan to let women rest during those 5 days. Now, it has turned into a superstition. Let’s break this barrier and stop all these nonsense of period shaming! Let us know in the comments what do you think. Post courtesy

29/08/2024

Obstetrics- the medical branch with the most emergencies, sometimes making us frustrating. But this moment - bringing a new life to the world and hearing a newborn cry for the first time is all worth it. Perhaps it’s the only branch, where patients come to the hospital and leave with happiness.