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Empowering women with expert gynecology & obstetrics care
Specialist in hormone health, screenings & pregnancy care
15+ years of experience | Serving Kondapur, Hyderabad
📞 Book an appointment: 8885042029

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01/07/2025

On Doctors' Day, we recognize our fellow physicians in Hyderabad as true pillars of health. Your strength, knowledge, and dedication form the very foundation of our community's well-being. We understand the weight you carry and applaud your unwavering commitment to every life you touch. Thank you for standing strong.

23/06/2025

Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder with no known permanent cure. However, with the right approach — including a healthy diet, regular exercise, weight management, stress reduction, and medication when necessary — symptoms like irregular periods, acne, hair loss, and fertility challenges can be significantly controlled. The key lies in long-term management, not reversal. Regular check-ups and tailored treatment plans help many women live healthy, balanced lives despite PCOS.
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21/06/2025

International Yoga Day is especially meaningful for pregnant women, as yoga offers numerous physical and emotional benefits during pregnancy. Prenatal yoga helps improve flexibility, reduces back pain, promotes better sleep, and prepares the body for labor. Breathing exercises and meditation calm the mind, ease anxiety, and support emotional well-being. Celebrating this day encourages expectant mothers to adopt safe and gentle yoga practices under expert guidance. It fosters a deeper connection with the growing baby and nurtures a peaceful pregnancy journey. Yoga empowers women to embrace motherhood with strength, serenity, and balance.

18/06/2025

Parenting starts with love.
Understanding begins with empathy. 💙

On , let’s celebrate neurodiversity and honor every child’s unique journey — and every parent who supports them with unwavering strength and compassion.
Together, let’s foster a world that embraces differences and empowers every child to thrive.

15/06/2025

He may not show it, but he’s the reason behind every silent strength in the family. 💙

This Father’s Day, let’s celebrate the quiet sacrifices, the unconditional support, and the endless love of dads everywhere.
Tag the hero in your life and tell him he’s appreciated — today and every day.

14/06/2025

A Mother’s First Breath After Delivery — Powered by You. ❤️💉

When a baby takes its first breath, the mother often takes hers right after… with your help.

🩸 Blood loss during childbirth is one of the leading causes of maternal mortality — but it’s preventable.
One timely blood donation can mean the difference between life and loss.

🌍 In India, thousands of women face life-threatening hemorrhages during delivery.
But someone like you can be their silent strength.

Your blood supports:
✅ Emergency C-sections
✅ High-risk pregnancies
✅ Postpartum complications
✅ Neonatal and maternal care

You don’t need to be a doctor to save lives.
You just need to show up — and donate.

💡 Be the reason a mother holds her child — and not just in memory.

📅 Schedule your donation today.
👶 Because every beginning deserves a future.

11/06/2025

Men, your reproductive health matters too. 🧬
This , let’s break the silence.

💭 Feeling constantly tired?
😠 Struggling with mood swings?
📉 Not sure about your testosterone levels?
🤔 Never considered a fertility check?

You’re not alone — and it’s not “just stress” every time.
Men’s reproductive health is just as vital as women’s.
Yet, it often goes unchecked due to stigma and silence.

🎯 It’s time to:
✅ Get screened
✅ Talk to your doctor
✅ Know your hormone levels
✅ Understand your fertility health

💡 Remember: Preventive care isn’t weakness — it’s wisdom.

Let’s normalize the conversation.
Because strong men take charge of their health.

01/06/2025

Before they hold a baby in their arms, they carry dreams in their hearts. 💞

Becoming a parent starts long before the first cry is heard or the nursery is painted.
It begins with hope. With prayers. With tiny wishes for a future filled with love, laughter and lullabies.

On this Global Day of Parents, we celebrate the unwavering spirit of every couple dreaming, planning and preparing for the incredible journey of parenthood.

Whether you're:
👶 Trying to conceive
🩺 Navigating fertility challenges
🤰 Expecting your first child
🤱 Or already raising one with love...

You are seen. You are valued. You are cherished.

💬 Parenthood isn’t just a phase—it’s a transformation.
And every step of the way, you deserve the right care, guidance and support.

To all the parents—past, present, and soon-to-be—your love shapes the future.
Let’s honor the journey. Let’s uplift each other.

28/05/2025

Your health is not a luxury. It's your right.🌸

On this International Day of Action for Women’s Health, let’s raise our voices for every woman who has been told to stay silent about her body, her pain, or her questions.

🚺 Reproductive rights.
🩸 Menstrual health.
🤰 Maternal care.
These are not privileges—they’re essential.

Too many women delay care because of stigma, fear, or lack of access. Let’s change that narrative. Whether it’s irregular periods, fertility concerns, pregnancy doubts, or postpartum struggles—it’s okay to ask for help. In fact, it’s necessary.

📌 Take Action Today:
✔ Schedule your routine gynecological check-up
✔ Get screened for cervical and breast health
✔ Talk openly with your doctor
✔ Learn your menstrual and fertility health better
✔ Encourage your friends, sisters, and mothers to do the same

💬 Let’s talk. Let’s listen. Let’s act.
Because empowered women make informed choices—and that starts with health.

👉 Book your women's health consultation today.

25/05/2025

Weight gain, fatigue, hair fall… Think it’s just your lifestyle?
It might be your thyroid!

An underactive or overactive thyroid can silently affect your:
❗ Energy levels
❗ Metabolism
❗ Mood
❗ Hair and skin health
❗ Weight
❗ Menstrual cycle
❗ Fertility

Common signs of a thyroid imbalance:

Unexplained weight gain or loss

Feeling tired all the time

Hair thinning or hair fall

Irregular periods

Mood swings or depression

Dry skin or sensitivity to cold

Women are up to 10 times more likely to develop thyroid issues, especially during:
➡️ Pregnancy
➡️ Postpartum period
➡️ After 30+ years of age

Don’t ignore the signs.
A simple blood test (TSH, T3, T4) can provide answers.

📅 Book your thyroid screening today—because it's not always "just stress or age."
Take charge of your health, one test at a time.

22/05/2025

🚨 Myth Busted: "Preeclampsia Only Happens in the 3rd Trimester" — FALSE!

Preeclampsia, a serious pregnancy complication, can develop as early as 20 weeks, not just in the final trimester. Waiting until the third trimester to monitor your blood pressure and symptoms? That could be risky.

🎯 Why it matters:
Preeclampsia affects the blood pressure and organ function of pregnant women and, if left untreated, can harm both mother and baby.

⚠️ Who’s at higher risk?
🔹 First-time moms
🔹 Women with a history of high blood pressure, diabetes, or kidney disease
🔹 Women with a family history of preeclampsia
🔹 Pregnancies with twins or multiples
🔹 Women over 35 years or with obesity

🩺 Early signs to watch for:

Sudden swelling in the hands, face, or feet

Severe headaches

Blurred vision or light sensitivity

Pain under the ribs

High blood pressure (≥140/90 mmHg)

💡 Your best defense?
✔️ Regular prenatal checkups
✔️ Monitoring blood pressure
✔️ Listening to your body
✔️ Discussing your personal risk factors with your gynecologist

Preeclampsia isn’t predictable—but early detection saves lives. Don’t wait for the third trimester to start paying attention.

👉 Stay informed. Stay protected.

20/05/2025

Myth vs Fact: Can Pregnant Women Eat Papaya?

Myth:
“Papaya causes miscarriage and should be completely avoided during pregnancy.”

Fact:
Ripe papaya is generally safe and rich in nutrients like vitamin C, folate, and fiber.
It’s unripe or semi-ripe papaya that may pose a risk due to latex, which can cause uterine contractions and should be avoided.

Here’s the truth:

Ripe papaya (soft, orange flesh) is nutritious and safe in moderation.

Unripe (green) papaya contains high latex content and is best avoided, especially in early pregnancy.

When in doubt, always consult your doctor before adding anything new to your diet.

Address

Survey No. 9, Rainbow Children's Hospital, White Friend Road, Jubilee Enclave, Hitech City
Kondapur
500081

Telephone

+919344330089

Website

https://drvanisreepadige.com/

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