Our consulting gynaecologist Dr. Nandini S. (OBG) sees women for routine gynaecological check-ups, menstrual problems and care through pregnancy. Fetal Doppler and lab tests are available in the clinic.
When should a woman see a gynaecologist?
See a gynaecologist for irregular, heavy or very painful periods, white discharge, pelvic pain, difficulty in conceiving, or symptoms of PCOD such as irregular cycles, acne and weight gain. A visit is also helpful around menopause and for family planning advice.
Regular check-ups are useful even without symptoms. The doctor can advise on screening tests suited to your age and answer questions that many women hesitate to ask.
What pregnancy care is available at the clinic?
Dr. Nandini S. sees pregnant women for antenatal check-ups, including BP, weight, routine blood and urine tests, and advice on diet, supplements and warning signs. Fetal Doppler is available in the clinic to listen to the baby's heartbeat.
The doctor will advise when scans and further tests are needed, and where delivery can be planned. As per the PC-PNDT Act, foetal sex determination is not done at this clinic.
When does the gynaecologist visit?
Dr. Nandini S. consults at Prasanna Poly Clinic on fixed days. Please call or WhatsApp +91 94812 51274 to check the next available day.
Blood and urine tests are done at the in-house Jan Seva Lab, which opens at 7:30 AM, so tests advised by the doctor can often be done on the same visit.
Conditions we treat
- Gynaecological check-ups
- Irregular or painful periods
- PCOD / PCOS
- Antenatal (pregnancy) check-ups
- Fetal Doppler
- Family planning advice
As required by law (PC-PNDT Act), foetal sex determination is not done at this clinic.
What happens during your visit
- Call or WhatsApp to confirm the gynaecologist's day.
- Register at reception and share your main concern privately with the doctor.
- The doctor takes your menstrual, pregnancy and medical history.
- Examination is done with your consent, with a female attendant present.
- Lab tests or fetal Doppler are done in the clinic if needed.
- You receive treatment, advice and a follow-up plan.
How to prepare
- Note the date of your last menstrual period.
- Bring previous scan reports, test reports and prescriptions.
- Pregnant women should bring their antenatal card or record.
- Carry a list of current medicines and supplements.
Go to a hospital immediately if
- Heavy bleeding during pregnancy or soaking pads every hour
- Severe abdominal pain, especially in early pregnancy
- Leaking water or reduced baby movements in later pregnancy
- Severe headache, blurred vision or fits during pregnancy
- High fever after delivery or abortion
Call 108 for an ambulance.
Frequently asked questions
When does the gynaecologist visit?
Dr. Nandini consults on fixed days. Please call or WhatsApp us for the next available slot.
Is there a lady gynaecologist near JP Nagar 7th Phase?
Yes. Dr. Nandini S., Gynaecologist and OBG, consults at Prasanna Poly Clinic in Ganapathipura, Konanakunte on fixed days. Call +91 94812 51274 to check her next day.
Can I get a pregnancy check-up and blood test in one place?
Yes. Pregnancy check-ups, routine blood and urine tests and fetal Doppler are all available at Prasanna Poly Clinic, so most of the visit is completed in one building.
Do you treat PCOD and irregular periods?
Yes. The gynaecologist evaluates PCOD and period problems, advises tests and gives treatment along with diet and lifestyle guidance.
Can the doctor tell the baby's gender?
No. Foetal sex determination is illegal in India under the PC-PNDT Act and is not done at Prasanna Poly Clinic.
How much is a gynaecology consultation?
Consultation charges are kept affordable. Please call +91 94812 51274 for the current fee and the gynaecologist's next available day.
Page last updated 6 November 2026. This information is for general awareness and does not replace a consultation with a doctor.