
Surgery
Procedures you go home from the same day, done at the clinic or as day care at a partner hospital.
Day care and out-patient services
Many gynaecological and obstetric procedures do not need an overnight stay. At Sradha Women Care they are done at the clinic or as day care at a partner hospital, with the same doctor, and you go home the same day with a written note of what was done and what to expect. Out-patient services cover obstetrics, gynaecology and fertility.
The clinic is an out-patient centre: consultation, scan, blood collection and minor procedures on one floor. Anything requiring anaesthesia or an operating theatre is arranged as day care at a nearby hospital where Dr. Sradhanjali is a visiting consultant.
Antenatal visits, scans and tests, injections including anti-D and tetanus, iron infusions, and postnatal checks.
Consultation and scan, cervical screening, IUD insertion and removal, follicular tracking, hormone injections and treatment reviews.
Brief procedures done under local anaesthesia or none, in the clinic’s procedure room.
Copper or hormonal IUD fitted or removed at the clinic; under anaesthesia at the hospital where the cervix is tight or the patient prefers it.
Iron infusion for anaemia, hormone injections for fertility treatment, and vaccinations in pregnancy — given at the clinic with observation afterwards.
Done under short anaesthesia at the partner hospital, with admission and discharge the same day.
D&C for incomplete miscarriage or bleeding; endometrial sampling; removal of polyps — often combined with hysteroscopy for a direct view.
Colposcopy-directed cervical biopsy, treatment of abnormal smears, and minor vulval or vaginal procedures.
In summary
Every procedure is followed by a review at the clinic, and histology or lab reports are shared on WhatsApp where possible and explained at the follow-up visit — you are never left to interpret a report alone.
If any of these apply, book a visit rather than waiting for the next routine check.
Keyhole surgery through three cuts of 5 to 10 mm, planned at the clinic and performed by the same surgeon.
The indication is stated in writing along with the alternatives, because not every fibroid or cyst needs removing.
Procedures carried out during pregnancy or at delivery, each done on a stated indication and explained before it is booked.