Dr. Mayur Dass- Gynaecologist in East Delhi

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Dr. Mayur Dass- Gynaecologist in East Delhi

Dr. Mayur Dass has been practicing Gynecology & Obstetrics for the last 25 years. She is currently working at Cloudnine hospital, Delhi.

She has done DNB, DGO, MBBS, and Fellowship in Infertility

20/06/2025

Severe cramps every month aren’t normal—your body is trying to tell you something. Don’t ignore it. Get checked.

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16/06/2025

Teen to Menopause: Gynecological Care at Every Stage

Gynecological health is essential at every stage of a woman’s life, from the teen years through menopause. In adolescence, care focuses on education, menstrual health, and HPV vaccination. Early gynecological visits help teens build trust and understanding of their bodies, empowering them with knowledge about hygiene, safe practices, and what’s normal or not.

During the reproductive years, gynecological care becomes more comprehensive. This phase includes regular pelvic exams, Pap smears, contraception counseling, fertility planning, and pregnancy care. Women are also screened for infections, cysts, fibroids, and other concerns that may affect reproductive health.

As women approach their 40s and 50s, perimenopause brings hormonal changes, irregular periods, and symptoms like hot flashes or mood swings. Regular checkups help manage these transitions with guidance on hormone therapy, bone health, and cancer screenings.

Post-menopause, care doesn't stop. Monitoring for osteoporosis, urinary health, and cancer remains vital. Gynecologists also support emotional well-being and s*xual health, which often shift during this phase.

Every stage of a woman’s life presents unique challenges and needs. Regular gynecological visits ensure early detection, better management, and a healthier, more informed journey through all phases of womanhood.

05/06/2025

Feeling Off Lately? 5 Hidden Signs Your Hormones Are Out of Balance

Have you been feeling “off” lately but can’t quite put your finger on why? Your hormones could be to blame. These chemical messengers affect everything from your mood to metabolism, and even a slight imbalance can cause noticeable changes in how you feel.

Unexplained Weight Gain or Loss
Sudden changes in weight without a change in diet or exercise could signal issues with thyroid hormones, insulin, or cortisol.

Persistent Fatigue
Feeling tired despite getting enough sleep might indicate adrenal fatigue or thyroid dysfunction.

Mood Swings and Irritability
Frequent mood swings, anxiety, or depression could stem from imbalances in estrogen, progesterone, or serotonin levels.

Sleep Disturbances
Difficulty falling or staying asleep might be linked to melatonin or cortisol imbalances, especially if stress is a factor.

Skin and Hair Changes
Dry skin, hair thinning, or acne can be signs of hormonal shifts, particularly in thyroid or androgen levels.

If any of these symptoms sound familiar, it might be time to get your hormone levels checked. A simple blood test can offer insights—and balance can often be restored through diet, lifestyle changes, or medical support. Don’t ignore what your body is trying to tell you.

26/05/2025

The Ultimate Women’s Health Checklist – Age 20 to 50+

Every stage of a woman’s life brings new health priorities. From your 20s to your 50s and beyond, regular screenings and healthy habits can help prevent disease and promote well-being.

In Your 20s-30s: Focus on establishing healthy routines. Schedule annual pelvic exams and Pap smears, monitor mental health, and practice safe s*x. Stay up to date with HPV vaccinations and perform monthly breast self-exams. Prioritize fitness, nutrition, and stress management.

In Your 30s-40s: Continue with regular Pap smears and begin mammograms as advised by your doctor, especially if you have a family history. Monitor blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar. Fertility checks and preconception counseling become important for women planning a family.

In Your 40s-50s: This is a time of hormonal shifts. Screenings for breast cancer, diabetes, and bone density become more crucial. Monitor for perimenopause symptoms and maintain a heart-healthy lifestyle. Colon cancer screening may begin at 45.

50 and Beyond: Menopause brings new changes. Continue mammograms, bone density tests, and colon screenings. Prioritize mental wellness, maintain a balanced diet, and stay active to reduce risks of heart disease and osteoporosis.

19/05/2025

Brown Discharge Between Periods: When to Worry?

Noticing brown discharge between periods can be unsettling, but it’s often not a cause for concern. Brown discharge is usually old blood leaving the uterus, which may occur at the beginning or end of your menstrual cycle. It can also happen due to hormonal fluctuations, ovulation, birth control use, or stress.

However, there are times when brown discharge may signal an underlying issue. If it’s accompanied by symptoms like foul odor, itching, pelvic pain, or occurs frequently, it could indicate an infection (like bacterial vaginosis or an STI), fibroids, or even polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS). In rare cases, it may point to more serious conditions like endometrial hyperplasia or cervical cancer.

If you’re postmenopausal or haven’t had your period for over a year, any vaginal discharge, especially brown or blood-tinged, should be evaluated immediately.

When in doubt, it's best to consult your gynecologist—especially if the discharge is persistent, unusual, or comes with other symptoms. Early diagnosis and treatment can help rule out serious conditions and provide peace of mind.

14/05/2025

Heavy Periods with Clots? Here's What Your Body Might Be Telling You.🩸
Passing large clots or experiencing unusually heavy flow could signal more than just a tough period—it might point to hormonal imbalances, fibroids, or other underlying conditions. Don’t ignore it—get the right answers and care!

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Dr.(Mrs) Mayur Dass
MBBS, DGO, DNB
Senior Consultant Obstetrian & Gynaecologist
Cloudnine Hospitals, Patparganj

07/05/2025

Prioritize your reproductive health — because your wellness starts from within. Regular checkups, informed choices, and early care make all the difference.

book an Appointment now with
Dr.(Mrs) Mayur Dass
MBBS, DGO, DNB
Senior Consultant Obstetrian & Gynaecologist
Cloudnine Hospitals, Patparganj

25/04/2025

Struggling with Endometriosis? You're not alone. 🌸 Let's raise awareness, share stories, and empower each other to take charge of our health. Reach out for support and guidance.

book an Appointment now with
Dr.(Mrs) Mayur Dass
MBBS, DGO, DNB
Senior Consultant Obstetrian & Gynaecologist
Cloudnine Hospitals, Patparganj

22/04/2025

Is your period pain becoming unbearable each month? It could be more than just cramps. Learn about adenomyosis — a hidden cause of worsening menstrual pain that many women don't know about.

book an Appointment now with
Dr.(Mrs) Mayur Dass
MBBS, DGO, DNB
Senior Consultant Obstetrian & Gynaecologist
Cloudnine Hospitals, Patparganj

19/04/2025

Severe period pain isn't just 'part of being a woman.' It could be Endometriosis. Don't ignore the signs—early diagnosis matters

book an Appointment now with
Dr.(Mrs) Mayur Dass
MBBS, DGO, DNB
Senior Consultant Obstetrian & Gynaecologist
Cloudnine Hospitals, Patparganj

12/04/2025

Painful periods and fertility struggles can take a toll on your well-being. But you're not alone – seek support, explore options, and prioritize your health! 💖

book an Appointment now with
Dr.(Mrs) Mayur Dass
MBBS, DGO, DNB
Senior Consultant Obstetrian & Gynaecologist
Cloudnine Hospitals, Patparganj

09/04/2025

Why Irregular Periods Could Be a Warning Sign for PCOS or Thyroid Issues

Irregular periods are more than just a monthly inconvenience—they could be your body’s way of signaling an underlying hormonal imbalance. Two of the most common causes are Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) and thyroid dysfunction, both of which can disrupt the normal menstrual cycle.

PCOS is a condition where the ovaries produce excess androgens (male hormones), leading to missed or delayed periods, acne, and excessive hair growth. It’s also a leading cause of infertility in women. Similarly, thyroid issues—whether an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism) or an overactive one (hyperthyroidism)—can interfere with the hormones that regulate your menstrual cycle. Hypothyroidism often leads to heavier, infrequent periods, while hyperthyroidism may cause lighter or more frequent ones.

Ignoring irregular periods can delay diagnosis and treatment of these conditions, which may lead to complications like weight gain, fatigue, mood swings, and difficulty conceiving. If your periods are consistently late, missing, or unusually heavy or light, it’s important to consult a healthcare provider.

Early diagnosis through blood tests and ultrasound can help manage the symptoms effectively with lifestyle changes, medications, or hormone therapy. Remember, regular periods are a sign of hormonal health—don’t ignore the irregularities.

Address

Plot No. 6B, Floor Community Centre, Cloudnine Hospitals/Patparganj, New Delhi, Room No. 2 Ground, Fazalour, I. P. Extension, 110096
Delhi
110069

Telephone

+919810229459

Website

http://www.drvarshneysclinic.com/

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