Best Gynecologist in Bangalore

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Dr. Beena Jeysingh is a dynamic Doctor of 16 years experience in the field of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Laparoscopic surgery. She is a member of Bangalore Society of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and FOGSI. She holds a diploma in Laparoscopic surgery. Her best services in some of the major hospitals in the city have been recognized and she is now supported by the state-of-the-art “Motherhood” center on Sarjapur road.

An alumnus of the prestigious Madras medical college, she completed MBBS meritoriously in 1996. She distinguished herself by securing Diplomate of the National Board and subsequently was conferred MNAMS (Membership of the National Academy of Medical sciences) (Obstetrics and Gynecology) in 2001.

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Services

Preconception counseling

Laparoscopic Gynecological surgery

Hysteroscopic surgery inside the uterus

High-risk pregnancy management


Gynecologic laparoscopy is a procedure that allows surgeons to look inside the patient’s pelvic region through smaller incisions to either diagnose a condition or for proceeding with treatments.

The advantages of the laparoscopic approach involves e�cient diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis or fibroids, removal of ovarian cyst, hysterectomy, ectopic pregnancy, carrying out female sterilization (surgery on fallopian tubes to prevent future pregnancy), staging and treatment of gynecologic cancers etc. Laparoscopic gynecological surgery is safer, less expensive, and has a shorter healing time.

Why Laparoscopic Approach

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After Laparoscopic Surgery

Laparoscopic gynecological surgery is characterized with faster healing, which means the patient can mostly be back to normal activities within few days. Operating through small incisions reduces the discomfort that a person has to su�er after surgery. Performing surgery laparoscopically also reduce the chances of forming internal scar tissue (adhesions) after surgery.


Hysteroscopic surgery inside the uterusHysteroscopic surgery inside the uterus Hysteroscopy is minimally invasive surgery where the Gynecologist inserts a small telescope (hysteroscope) through the mouth of the uterus the cervix into the uterus. The hysteroscope enables the Gynecologist to picture inside of the uterus on a video screen. The uterine cavity is then viewed for any abnormalities. The experienced gynecologist observes the lining of the uterus and for any other intrauterine pathology (fibroids or polyps). The specialist additionally looks at the openings to the fallopian tubes (tubal ostia)into the uterine cavity.


Pregnancy and birth are natural processes. Most pregnancies are low risk – healthy mom,healthy baby, no complications . When your not underweight or overweight, no chronic health issues, and age less than 35years and if you are having just one baby – then both you and baby are more likely to go through a safe pregnancy and birth. Today, 88% of pregnancies have a physiological course which needs just basic care, while 12% of cases are of high-risk pregnancy that requires additional care and specific assistance.

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So what is high risk pregnancy?

High risk means that you or your baby’s life could be threatened by complicationsIt can be the result of a medical condition present before pregnancy. or, a medical condition that develops during pregnancy which could cause problems for either mom or baby or your carrying more than one baby called multiple pregnancy or the baby has some health issue. While all pregnancies can be challenging, high risk pregnancies can possess potential threat over the health of both the mother and the fetus.

There are various risk factors for pregnancy. Specific factors that might contribute to a high-risk pregnancy include:

What are the risk factors ?


Surveys have revealed that in the last few years risk is mainly attributable tothe increase in the average age of pregnant women. Pregnancy risks are higher for mothers age 35 and older.

Smoking cigarettes, drinking alcohol and using illegal drugs can put a pregnancy at risk.

. Advanced Maternal Age

. Lifestyle Choices

A prior C-section, low birth weight baby or preterm birth — birth before 37 weeks of pregnancy — might increase the risk in subsequent pregnancies. Other risk factors include a family history of genetic conditions, a history of pregnancy loss or the death of a baby shortly after birth.

. Medical History


Chronic conditions — such as diabetes, high blood pressure and epilepsy — increase pregnancy risks. A blood condition, such as anemia, an infection or an underlying mental health condition also can increase pregnancy risks.

Various complications that develop during pregnancy pose risks, such as problems with the uterus, cervix or placenta. Other concerns might include too much amniotic fluid (polyhydramnios) or low amniotic fluid (oligohydramnios), restricted fetal growth, or Rh (rhesus) sensitization — a potentially serious condition that can occur when your blood group is Rh negative and your baby’s blood group is Rh positive. Complications in the course of pregnancy may occur as hypertension, diabetes, or infectious diseases, which often lead to the failure of pregnancy.

. Underlying Conditions

. Pregnancy Complications


Pregnancy risks are higher for women carrying twins or higher order multiples.Risk factors for pregnancy also involve fears and anxieties that make the gestation period more stressful.

High risk pregnancies require more advanced level of attention and monitoring as they carry huge risk of complications and problems for a baby’s health at the time of birth and beyond. Women with high risk pregnancies will have to be counseled by a high risk pregnancy specialist to be specifically attentive toward their health, have a nutritious diet, maintain proper amount of weight and avoid the consumption of any risky substances or medications. Regular prenatal visits, regular maternal and fetal screening as well as additional prenatal tests are usually recommended to further assess the health and development of the baby. Delivery of a high risk pregnancy is better to take place in a hospital setting, under the guidance of a high risk pregnancy doctor.

. Multiple Pregnancy

Steps to be taken to go through a healthy pregnancy


Caring for your health before you become pregnant will help you learn about any risk factors and treat any medical problems before you conceive.This helps you make healthy choices for you and your baby.

During the preconception visit you will be questioned regarding your medical and surgical history,family and genetic history,previous obstetric history and lifestyle habits. A basic physical examination,weight and BP check is done.

Blood test to check rubella virus immunity done.

Based on the assessment, lifestyle modification,to avoid any medications that can be harmful to baby and appropriate counseling if any required given to ensure a healthy pregnancy and baby. Folic acid is advised to be taken from at-least 2 months prior to pregnancy .If not immune to rubella, vaccination advised.

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