Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a full range of fertility care — from basic evaluation and ovulation induction to IUI, IVF and ICSI. Care is personalised after assessing both partners, so couples receive the least invasive treatment likely to work for them.

Generally after 12 months of trying without success, or after 6 months if the woman is over 35. See a specialist sooner if there are irregular periods, known PCOS or endometriosis, previous pelvic surgery, or a history of miscarriage.

IUI places prepared sperm directly in the uterus. IVF fertilises eggs and sperm in the lab and transfers an embryo. ICSI injects a single sperm into each egg and is used mainly for male-factor infertility. Your doctor advises which suits you.

Yes. Roughly half of infertility involves a male factor, so a semen analysis is part of the initial workup. Further tests and treatment for the male partner are arranged when needed, alongside the woman’s evaluation.

Most steps cause mild discomfort rather than pain. A typical IVF cycle runs about two to three weeks from the start of stimulation to embryo transfer, followed by a pregnancy test around two weeks later. Your team explains each step in advance.

The main factors are the woman’s age, egg and sperm quality, the underlying cause of infertility, and overall health. Success cannot be guaranteed, so we give realistic, individualised expectations after your assessment.

We cover routine check-ups, menstrual and hormonal problems, PCOS, fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis, infections, menopause care and cosmetic gynecology — with medical and advanced surgical options under one roof.

Common signs include irregular or missed periods, acne, unwanted hair growth, weight changes and difficulty conceiving. Diagnosis uses your history, an ultrasound and blood tests. PCOS is manageable, so an early consultation helps.

Some cramping is normal, but severe or worsening pain can point to conditions like endometriosis, fibroids or adenomyosis. If period pain disrupts daily life or is getting worse, it is worth having it evaluated rather than enduring it.

These are procedures that address comfort, function and appearance of the intimate area — often after childbirth or with age. All options are discussed confidentially, with realistic guidance on what is medically appropriate for you.

A yearly check-up is a good general guideline for adult women, and sooner if you notice new symptoms. Regular visits help catch conditions like fibroids, cysts or cervical changes early, when they are easiest to treat.

Shubham Hospitals uses one of Amravati district’s most advanced 3D laparoscopy systems. Unlike 2D, 3D gives surgeons true depth perception — meaning greater precision, shorter operating times, less blood loss and faster recovery for patients.

Laparoscopy (keyhole surgery) uses small incisions and a camera, so most patients have less pain, smaller scars and a quicker return to normal life than with open surgery. Not every case is suitable — your surgeon advises the safest approach.

Common ones include fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, adhesions and complex hysterectomies, plus diagnostic and corrective procedures inside the uterus via hysteroscopy. Suitability is confirmed after examination and imaging.

Many patients go home within a day or two and resume light activity within a week, though this varies with the procedure and the individual. Your team gives specific after-care instructions and follow-up timing.

We treat common surgical conditions such as gallbladder stones, hernias, appendicitis, piles and fistula, and other abdominal and digestive-system problems — using minimally invasive (keyhole) techniques wherever suitable, plus emergency surgical care.

Not always. Stones causing pain, infection or other symptoms are usually advised for removal, while some silent stones may just be monitored. A surgeon reviews your scans and symptoms before recommending surgery — it is an individual decision.

Yes. Most gallbladder removals and many hernia repairs are done laparoscopically through small incisions, which usually means less pain, smaller scars and a faster return to daily life than open surgery. Suitability is confirmed after assessment.

It is the surgical treatment of digestive-system organs — including the gallbladder, appendix, intestines, and related conditions. It combines careful diagnosis with minimally invasive surgery where possible, so recovery is quicker and safer.

Occasional heartburn is common, but reflux that is frequent, persistent or not settling with usual measures should be evaluated, as it can point to GERD or other conditions. Most cases are managed with lifestyle and medication; surgery is rarely needed.

Yes. We provide 24x7 emergency surgical care for acute problems such as appendicitis and other abdominal emergencies. Call our main number any time and our team will guide you on what to do next.

We provide complete antenatal care, safe delivery, high-risk pregnancy management, and fetal medicine including detailed scans. Care is planned around each mother’s needs, with 24x7 support for emergencies.

It means the pregnancy needs closer monitoring due to factors such as age, high blood pressure, diabetes, twins, or a previous complication. With the right care most high-risk pregnancies have healthy outcomes.

Typical scans include an early dating scan, an NT scan around 11–14 weeks, an anomaly scan around 18–22 weeks, and growth scans later on. Your doctor tailors the schedule to your pregnancy.

The anomaly (or level-2) scan, done around 18–22 weeks, checks the baby’s organs and development in detail. It helps detect concerns early so care can be planned. Our fetal medicine team performs and explains these scans.

Yes. We advise expectant mothers on staying safe through the monsoon and other seasonal risks, and remain available round the clock for any urgent concern during pregnancy.

Use the “Book Appointment” form on our website, which opens WhatsApp with your details pre-filled, or simply call us. For emergencies you do not need an appointment — come in directly or call any time.

Our OPD runs Monday to Saturday, 11 AM–5 PM and again 7–9:30 PM. Sunday OPD is closed, but emergency care is available 24x7 throughout the week.

We are on Badnera Road, opposite Mantri Motors, Deorankar Nagar, Amravati, Maharashtra 444605. The website’s contact page has a one-tap Google Maps directions link.

Yes. Emergency and obstetric care is available 24x7, including nights, Sundays and holidays. Call our main number and our team will guide you.

Our team assists patients in English, Hindi and Marathi so you can discuss your health comfortably in the language you prefer.

Costs depend on your diagnosis and the exact treatment plan, so an accurate figure is given after consultation. Our guiding promise is “Hi-Tech Treatment, At Truly Affordable Cost,” and the team explains charges transparently before you proceed.

Yes. You receive your investigation reports, and you are welcome to seek a second opinion or bring outside reports for review. Clear, honest counselling is part of how we work.

Care is provided by our team of gynecology, fertility, surgery and fetal-medicine specialists, including Dr. Manan Boob (MS ObGyn – Gold Medalist, DNB, F.MAS). You can read each doctor’s profile on the Doctors page.

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