Adolescent & Teenage Gynaecology in HSR Layout, Bangalore

If your daughter has just started her periods and something feels wrong — cycles that are wildly irregular, bleeding that soaks through at school, cramps that keep her in bed for two days — you deserve a proper answer rather than late-night searching. Dr. Sanjana L sees girls of roughly 13 to 17 at Health Nest in HSR Layout Sector 2, and one thing is worth saying before anything else: a first adolescent gynaecology visit almost never involves an internal examination. It is a conversation, a general physical check, and, if the story calls for it, an abdominal ultrasound or a blood test. Knowing that in advance removes the biggest single reason these appointments get postponed, sometimes for years.

Families come in about very heavy or very painful periods, cycles that have not settled eighteen months to two years after they began, suspected polycystic ovary syndrome alongside acne or excess facial and body hair, sudden weight change, and questions about the right timing for HPV vaccination. There is also plain, practical guidance on pads, tampons and menstrual cups, and on what good hygiene actually requires. Dr. Sanjana — MBBS, MS (OBG) Gold Medalist from RGUHS, with over 10 years of experience — explains findings to mother and daughter together in English, Hindi, Kannada or Telugu. A parent may stay in the room for the whole visit, and the teenager’s dignity and confidentiality are treated as non-negotiable.