Treatments · Hyderabad
Treatments and procedures, explained.
Browse the full range of care — from conservative management of common conditions to minimally invasive surgery.
- Qualifications
- MBBS, DGO, DNB
- Dr. Vindhya G @ SO Poly Clinic
- 8:00 – 11:00 am · 5:00 – 9:00 pm
- Dr. Vindhya G @ Ankura Hospital
- 11:30 am – 4:00 pm
- Appointments
- +91 81066 88026
Section 01
Gynecological conditions
Diagnosis and conservative-first care for common and complex gynecological conditions.
01Uterine FibroidsMedical management and, where needed, laparoscopic myomectomy for fibroids.
02EndometriosisMedical management and surgical options for endometriosis.
03Ovarian CystsMonitoring and, where needed, laparoscopic cystectomy for ovarian cysts.
04PCOSA holistic approach to managing PCOS, tailored to individual needs.
05AdenomyosisMedical and surgical options for managing adenomyosis.
06Uterine PolypsHysteroscopic procedures for the removal of endometrial polyps.
07Urinary IncontinenceEvaluation and treatment options for bladder control problems.
08Uterine ProlapseEvaluation and treatment options for uterine prolapse.
09General GynecologyCare for common gynecological concerns.
10Contraceptive MethodsBarrier, hormonal, long-acting and permanent options compared, to help you choose with your doctor.
11Medical Termination of PregnancyInformation on medical termination of pregnancy within the legal framework, with privacy, counselling and follow-up.
Section 02
vNOTES
Vaginal natural orifice surgery — no visible external scars.
Section 03
Laparoscopic surgery
Keyhole surgery for fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis and hysterectomy.
01Laparoscopic MyomectomyKeyhole removal of fibroids while preserving the uterus, and who may benefit.
02Laparoscopic HysterectomyWhy a hysterectomy may be advised, the laparoscopic approach, and recovery after surgery.
03Ovarian CystectomyLaparoscopic removal of an ovarian cyst while preserving the ovary wherever possible.
04Endometriosis SurgeryWhen laparoscopic surgery is recommended for endometriosis, and what it aims to achieve.
05Adenomyosis SurgerySurgical approaches for adenomyosis when symptoms persist despite medical treatment.
06Uterine Cancer SurgeryHow surgery fits into the treatment of uterine cancer, and the steps from diagnosis to follow-up.
07Urinary Incontinence SurgerySurgical options for stress urinary incontinence when conservative treatment has not been enough.
08Obstructive Müllerian AnomalyUnderstanding congenital differences of the uterus and vagina, and how obstructive anomalies are corrected.
09VaginoplastyWhen vaginal reconstruction is considered, how it is planned, and what recovery involves.
Section 04
Hysteroscopy
Diagnosis and treatment of uterine issues through the natural opening, without incisions.
01Hysteroscopic SurgeryA minimally invasive approach to diagnose and treat uterine issues with reduced recovery time.
02Hysteroscopy with BiopsyHow a biopsy taken under direct view helps evaluate abnormal bleeding and changes in the uterine lining.
03Hysteroscopic SeptoplastyHow a septum inside the uterus is identified and corrected through the cervix, and when it is recommended.
Section 05
Fertility surgery
Tuboplasty, tubal recanalization and fimbrioplasty.
01TuboplastyHow blocked or damaged fallopian tubes may be repaired, and when this is considered.
02Tubal RecanalizationOptions for reversing a previous tubal ligation and how suitability is assessed.
03FimbrioplastyHow surgery to the end of the fallopian tube may help when tubal damage affects fertility.
04Fertility SpecialistHow fertility concerns are evaluated and when tubal or uterine surgery may be considered.
Section 06
Obstetrics
Pregnancy care, normal delivery, VBAC and high-risk pregnancy.
01High-Risk PregnancyCare and monitoring for pregnancies that need closer attention.
02Normal DeliveryAntenatal preparation, labour support and postnatal care for a planned vaginal birth.
03VBACWho may be suitable for a vaginal birth after caesarean, how it is planned, and the monitoring involved.
04High-Risk Pregnancy SpecialistCommon reasons a pregnancy is considered high-risk and how monitoring is planned.
Section 07
Emergency surgery
Prompt surgical care for ovarian torsion, ectopic pregnancy and other urgent conditions.
01Emergency Gynecological SurgerySurgical care for conditions such as ovarian torsion and ectopic pregnancy.
02Ovarian Cyst TorsionWhy sudden one-sided pelvic pain needs urgent assessment, and how surgery aims to preserve the ovary.
03Ectopic PregnancyRecognising a pregnancy outside the uterus and the medical and surgical options for treatment.
04Dilation & Curettage (D&C)Why a D&C may be recommended, how it is performed, and what to expect afterwards.
Section 08
Gynecological cancers
Care for cervical, uterine and ovarian cancers, including surgical interventions.
01Gynecological CancersEvaluation and care for cervical, uterine and ovarian cancers, including surgery.
02Cervical CancerThe role of screening, warning signs, and how cervical cancer is evaluated and treated.
03Uterine CancerAbnormal bleeding and other signs, and the tests used to evaluate the uterus.
04Ovarian CancerSymptoms that should not be ignored, how ovarian cancer is investigated, and how treatment is coordinated.
Appointments
Take the first step toward better health.
Appointments are booked by phone or WhatsApp — SO Poly Clinic, Shaikpet, and Ankura Hospital, Gachibowli.
Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju · MBBS, DGO, DNB