Dr. Preeti Nainani

Dr. Preeti Nainani Dr. Preeti Nainani Sr. Consultant - Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Sending Republic Day wishes filled with hope.
25/01/2026

Sending Republic Day wishes filled with hope.

May this Vasant Panchami bring new energy, clarity of thought, and the joy of good health into your life.Wishing everyon...
23/01/2026

May this Vasant Panchami bring new energy, clarity of thought, and the joy of good health into your life.
Wishing everyone a season filled with positivity, learning, and wellness.
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Wishing peace and prosperity on this auspicious Lohri.
13/01/2026

Wishing peace and prosperity on this auspicious Lohri.

From menstrual health to preventive screenings, regular gynecological checkups play a vital role in long-term well-being...
07/01/2026

From menstrual health to preventive screenings, regular gynecological checkups play a vital role in long-term well-being. Early attention supports a healthier, more confident life at every stage.

Wishing everyone a year of healing and good health.
31/12/2025

Wishing everyone a year of healing and good health.

PCOS Beyond Weight Gain — The Silent SignsPolycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) is often associated only with weight gain, bu...
26/12/2025

PCOS Beyond Weight Gain — The Silent Signs

Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) is often associated only with weight gain, but for many women, the condition shows itself in far quieter ways. These silent signs are frequently ignored or misattributed to stress or lifestyle, allowing PCOS to progress unnoticed.

Irregular menstrual cycles are one of the earliest indicators. Missed periods, delayed cycles, or unpredictable bleeding patterns may signal underlying hormonal imbalance. Persistent acne beyond teenage years, especially along the jawline, chest, or back, can also be linked to elevated androgen levels. Excess facial or body hair growth, thinning scalp hair, or unexplained hair fall are other subtle yet significant clues.

Many women with PCOS experience chronic fatigue, mood swings, or difficulty concentrating, often due to insulin resistance or fluctuating hormones. Skin changes such as dark patches around the neck, underarms, or inner thighs (acanthosis nigricans) may point toward metabolic involvement. Fertility challenges can arise even when periods appear normal, making PCOS harder to detect early.

Recognizing these silent signs is essential. PCOS is not just a reproductive condition—it affects metabolic, emotional, and long-term health. Early diagnosis and individualized management can help restore hormonal balance, protect fertility, and reduce the risk of diabetes and heart disease. Listening to subtle changes in your body can make all the difference.

Gestational diabetes can be silent but risky. Regular blood sugar checks keep both you and your baby safe. đź©şđź’› ...
26/12/2025

Gestational diabetes can be silent but risky. Regular blood sugar checks keep both you and your baby safe. đź©şđź’›

Warm Christmas greetings with wishes of good health.
24/12/2025

Warm Christmas greetings with wishes of good health.

Severe period pain isn’t something to tolerate.Heavy bleeding, irregular cycles, or pelvic pain are signals — not normal...
20/12/2025

Severe period pain isn’t something to tolerate.
Heavy bleeding, irregular cycles, or pelvic pain are signals — not normal phases. Early evaluation can protect your hormones and future fertility.




Gut-Hormone Connection: How Digestion Impacts Women’s HealthA healthy gut is essential for hormonal balance, especially ...
18/12/2025

Gut-Hormone Connection: How Digestion Impacts Women’s Health

A healthy gut is essential for hormonal balance, especially in women. The gut microbiome plays a major role in regulating estrogen, managing inflammation, supporting immunity, and aiding nutrient absorption. When digestion is disrupted, it can trigger hormonal symptoms like acne, mood swings, irregular periods, bloating, and fatigue.

Conditions such as PCOS, thyroid disorders, and perimenopause often worsen when gut health is compromised. Poor diet, stress, antibiotics, irregular eating habits, and lack of fiber disturb the gut bacteria, which in turn affects hormone metabolism.

Many women treat hormonal symptoms but overlook digestive health — yet both are deeply connected. Improving gut function through probiotics, fiber-rich foods, hydration, and lifestyle modifications can stabilize hormones naturally.

If you experience persistent bloating, constipation, menstrual irregularities, or digestive discomfort, a gynecological and gastrointestinal evaluation may be necessary. Balancing the gut is one of the most effective ways to improve overall hormone health.

Vaginal Health in Your 30s and 40s: What Changes and WhyVaginal health undergoes natural changes as women move into thei...
13/12/2025

Vaginal Health in Your 30s and 40s: What Changes and Why

Vaginal health undergoes natural changes as women move into their 30s and 40s. Hormone levels begin to shift, affecting moisture, elasticity, and overall comfort. Some women may experience dryness, discomfort during in*******se, or increased susceptibility to infections. Childbirth, lifestyle stress, and declining estrogen further contribute to these changes.

Pelvic floor strength may reduce over time, leading to urinary discomfort or mild leakage. Regular screenings, maintaining hygiene, staying sexually active, and monitoring symptoms help preserve vaginal wellness. Understanding these normal transitions empowers women to seek timely care and stay confident about their health.

Why Pelvic Pain Is UnderdiagnosedPelvic pain is one of the most common concerns women experience, yet it is also among t...
06/12/2025

Why Pelvic Pain Is Underdiagnosed

Pelvic pain is one of the most common concerns women experience, yet it is also among the most misunderstood. Many women assume the discomfort is due to routine menstrual changes or stress and delay seeking medical advice. However, chronic or recurrent pelvic pain can indicate deeper issues such as endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, ovarian cysts, or muscle dysfunction.

One reason pelvic pain is often underdiagnosed is that symptoms overlap with gastrointestinal and urinary disorders, making patients unsure where the pain is truly coming from. Additionally, women frequently normalize pain, believing it is a “part of womanhood,” which further delays timely evaluation.

When pelvic pain lasts for weeks, affects daily activities, or keeps returning, it deserves a thorough assessment. A detailed history, pelvic examination, ultrasound, and sometimes minimally invasive laparoscopy help uncover the root cause.

Early diagnosis not only brings relief but also protects long-term reproductive health. Understanding that persistent pelvic pain is not normal encourages women to prioritize timely care and avoid future complications.

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ILSS/Ashwani Hospital, Plot No 8 D, 1, YMCA Road, Pocket D, Sector 11
Faridabad
121006

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Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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+918076168058

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