Dr. Nupura Kashikar - Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

14/06/2025

Celebrate the gift of giving life—one drop at a time.
This World Blood Donor Day, inspire others to join the movement and be proud to be a donor.

15/04/2025

The pleasure is all mine when a couple walks in thanking you for helping them with right guidance, perfect tweeks n tips and making them stress-free to b able to concieve naturally!
Simply makes my day and....my dil goes mmmmm!!🥰

08/03/2025

She gives life. She builds empires. She heals. She fights. She creates magic. ✨ To every woman out there: You are unstoppable, unbreakable, and undeniable! 💃💪

26/01/2025

Happy 76th Republic, dear India!!🧡🤍💚

07/08/2024

As we conclude yet another successful 'World breastfeeding week' the whole of 1st week of August, we resolve to strive for spreading maximum awareness, knowledge and practical sessions about the magic of this 'Liquid Gold' on newbie baby and it's equally newbie maa!!

As Dr Grantly Dick-Read rightly said-
"A newborn has only three demands:
_Warmth in the arms of its mother
_Food from her breasts
_Security in the knowledge of her presence
Breastfeeding satisfies all three"

So true isn't it?

Breastfeeding isn't just about food, its all about love...and much more!!💝

20/05/2024

You either vote by voting or you vote by not voting!
When u don't vote, u indirectly vote for the one whom u don't believe in!
It ain't just politics, its simple math!

So go ahead, shoot ur shot! Vote!!

08/05/2024

Guys, do u know which is the most deadliest of all gynec cancers?
It's the notorious ovarian one.
Its known to b a silent killer.. why?? Well
*it's diagnosed very late, about 70-80 percent diagnosed in late stages
*those diagnosed late have a very dismal survival rate- only 1 out of 2 women will cross the 5 year span with this cancer.
*It has a bad reputation because it has no specific symptoms- random harmless symptoms like bloated feeling, decreased apetite, weight loss and sometimes simply nothing at all is noted.
*It's thrice lethal than breast cancer which is the commonest cancer in Indian women.

So how do we save ourselves from this death trap?
Ponder about this..
When a middle aged or 50-60 year old lady walks into my clinic, she takes utmost pride in saying that
'I have not needed a gynec check after my deliveries 20-30 yrs back'
'I don't have any symptoms, why do unnecessary tests?'
Worse is- once the reports are out and normal-
'Dekh mai boli thi na kuch nahi niklega, fokat mein paisa waste kiya tests pe'
One more reason-
'that doctor has no job but to prescribe unwanted tests and maybe earn some quick buck at our expense'
And the worst reason-
'I feel scared sachmuch kuch nikla toh'😱

Now the good news- if diagnosed in early stage, its definitely curable with surgery with survival of more than 90/100 women.

Hope u all get the point!

So Go ahead- get ur checks done regularly, fearlessly and without being a miser(mentally & financially)😇

Get ur scans, blood tests, tumour markers done- u may just save urself, dear lady!🤗
Face the treatments bravely too, don't give up just with the thought of undergoing chemo, it's side effects, stigma of cancer or a lost confidence of survival.
Sometimes a strong willpower is all that u need to win over this nasty disease!!

Live life to the fullest - even if u r battling the deadly 'C' every single moment!

Easy to preach, difficult to practice- give it a try though!

Happily helped a 35 year old lady get rid of her almost 2 kg ovarian neoplasm(had to remove it intact out of the abdomen to avoid spread) She looked 7 months pregnant but didn't actually realise it unless she had abdo pain once.
Cudnt have a full throttle smile post surgery like I have after delivering babies(because the pending patho report still bothered me) but the satisfaction of making her disease free is definitely visible!😊

Stay healthy, my dear people, and stay happy too! Awareness is the key!

10/04/2024

This lil bud in my hands, the moment she was born.. we were all amazed.. she didn't look like her momma nor like her dad! But she simply was an exact copy of her elder brother who safely landed in my hands, about six years back!
The nostalgia was simply palpable - inspite of all the hurdles in second pregnancy, the nostalgia of delivering normally, once again and the nostalgia to have a ditto replica of the elder one made the parents and me, equally thrilled!
Thus were born the permanent partners-in-crime- these cute siblings!❤️
Today on National Siblings day, I warmly remember each of these chuddy-buddy jodis born at my hands and wish them a very happy National siblings day!

Siblings are the best gifts parents can give to their children-
♡a rival to compete with- where eventually u learn to share & care
♡a person whose seen ur ups & downs so closely that even ur spouse can't match upto
♡a parent to rely on- long after both the parents are gone and
♡a friend for life!!

As someone rightly said,
'To the world, we are just siblings,
But to each other, we are everything' 🫂

Happy Siblings day to all!!
Do catch up with urs today and tell them how special they are for you, after all u shared the same womb for months before u landed- which is such a priceless feeling🥰🥰 that u have shared with neither ur parents, nor ur spouse or with anyone else in the world!

Hugs!!

25/03/2024

Happy Holi everyone!!

14/02/2024

Red may not always indicate Valentines..
Sometimes it's pink too! 💗
Happily delivered normally (a cute pinky pinky girl) for a couple! So thrilled & blessed they felt to have a baby girl, that too normal delivery, that it was truly an accomplishment of their 'Labour of Love' today.
And for me it was an accomplishment of my 'Love for Labour'!!❤️

Here's the tiniest form of Maa Saraswati arriving on, not only on western Valentines day but also the Indian Valentines (Vasant Panchami) luckily coinciding today!!

Love to all my tiny Valentines all over!!🥰🥰

25/12/2023

Lil Santa arrives on the eve of Christmas!
Merry Christmas!!

13/11/2023