Teen Gynecologist in Indore: Adolescent Gynaecology
Gentle care for teenage girls: first periods, painful or irregular cycles, acne and PCOS, weight, HPV vaccination and confidential advice for parents and teens.
The teenage years bring many physical and emotional changes. Girls and parents often have questions about periods, pain, acne, weight and vaccines. At Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore, adolescent gynaecology offers a friendly, respectful space where teenagers can get accurate information. Internal examinations are usually not needed.
Common Concerns
- Periods not started by 15, or very early puberty
- Irregular, heavy or very painful periods
- Acne, unwanted hair and weight gain, possibly PCOS
- Vaginal discharge or itching
- Anaemia and nutrition
- Body image and emotional health
HPV Vaccination
HPV vaccine protects against the virus that causes most cervical cancers. WHO recommends vaccinating girls aged 9–14, ideally before sexual activity begins. Ask us about the current schedule.
Our Approach
Consultations involve both teen and parent, with time for the teen to talk privately if she wishes. Ultrasound, if needed, is done through the abdomen. We teach period hygiene, healthy eating and when to seek help.
Why Families Choose Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore
- Gynaecology, laparoscopic surgery, fertility and maternity under one roof, so treatment plans consider your future pregnancy plans.
- Advanced laparoscopic and minimal-access surgery led by an internationally trained gynae-laparoscopic surgeon.
- Private, unhurried consultations with women doctors available on request.
- 24x7 pharmacy, laboratory and emergency services at the Scheme No. 94 campus.
Related Services
- PCOS Treatment in Indore
- Irregular Periods Treatment in Indore
- Child Growth Clinic in Indore
- Women's Health Clinic in Indore
Medical References
This page is for general information and does not replace a consultation. Treatment decisions are made only after an in-person evaluation by a qualified doctor at Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore.
Frequently Asked Questions
If periods have not started by 15, if they are very painful or irregular after the first two years, or for HPV vaccination advice.
Yes, cycles are often irregular for the first one to two years.
Usually not. Most problems can be assessed by history, blood tests and abdominal ultrasound.
WHO recommends girls aged 9–14 as the primary target.
Yes, but diagnosis in teens follows stricter criteria and avoids relying on ultrasound.
Dr. Bela Shah Jain is an IVF Specialist, Obstetrician, and Cosmetic Gynecologist at Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore. Her practice covers reproductive medicine and cosmetic gynecology. Dr. Bela specializes in personalized IVF/IUI cycles, high-risk maternity pathways, and holistic female wellness therapies. She aims to keep every patient informed and supported throughout her care.
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