Dr. Asha Devi S

Dr. Asha Devi S The best obstetrician-gynaecologist in Adambakkam, Chennai with experience of over 13 years

👩‍🍼Gynaecologist & Obstetrician
🔟+years of experience
🏅@ Manipal University, MGR University
đź’Ż+Successful deliveries
✨ Pregnancy care, Menstrual issues

24/08/2026

Different types of contraceptive options after delivery.

In this video, I explain 5 commonly used contraceptive options and when they can be considered after delivery.

Choosing the right method depends on your individual needs and should be discussed with your doctor.

What do you think is the best contraceptive option? Comment below.



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20/08/2026

Iron tablets are too big… Can I take an iron syrup instead? This is a common concern during pregnancy, especially when iron tablets are difficult to swallow.

In this video, I explain the difference between iron tablets and iron syrups, and when you may need a different form of iron treatment.

If you're pregnant and taking iron supplements, watch this before switching from tablets to syrup on your own.



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18/08/2026

Breastfeeding mothers often worry about whether they are producing enough breast milk for their baby.

What many don't realize is that frequent breastfeeding, proper latching, skin-to-skin contact, night-time feeds, a nutritious diet, adequate hydration, and proper rest can all support healthy milk production.

How often should you breastfeed? Why are night feeds important? And what can you do to maintain an adequate milk supply?

Here’s what every breastfeeding mother should know about maintaining a healthy milk supply.



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17/08/2026

5 Warning Signs in Early Pregnancy You Should Never Ignore...

Early pregnancy can bring many changes, but some symptoms may need immediate medical attention.

Heavy bleeding with clots, severe abdominal pain, fever and chills, severe vomiting, or fainting episodes should not be ignored.

If you experience any of these symptoms during early pregnancy, consult your doctor immediately.

Knowing these warning signs can help you seek timely care when it matters most.



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15/08/2026

A healthier nation begins with healthier people and stronger communities. This Independence Day, let's celebrate the power of good health in building a brighter tomorrow.

14/08/2026

Why is my breast milk supply low? This is a common question many breastfeeding mothers have.

Stress, lack of rest, an unbalanced diet, poor baby latch, mixed feeding, introducing solids too early, and certain contraceptive pills can all affect breast milk supply.

But which of these could be affecting your milk supply?

In this video, I’ll explain the common reasons for low milk supply and what breastfeeding mothers should know.

If you're breastfeeding and worried about your milk supply, watch this video.



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11/08/2026

How do you know if your vaginal discharge is normal or a sign of infection during pregnancy?

In Part 1, we discussed the different vaginal infections that can occur during pregnancy and how they may affect you and your baby.

In Part 2, let’s understand how to identify them through your vaginal discharge.

Clear or milky-white discharge without itching is usually normal. But curdy discharge with intense itching, greyish discharge with a fishy smell, or yellow/green discharge with burning or fever may indicate an infection.

If you're pregnant, this is something you should know.



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08/08/2026

Can vaginal infections affect your pregnancy? Many pregnant mothers notice more white discharge during pregnancy and wonder if it is normal.

While increased discharge can be common, certain types of vaginal infections during pregnancy may need timely treatment.

In this video, I’ll explain 4 vaginal infections that pregnant women should be aware of and why timely diagnosis matters.

What type of discharge should make you see a doctor?
I’ll explain that in the next video.



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07/08/2026

Ovarian cyst during an early pregnancy scan can be worrying, but not every cyst is dangerous.

The most common type is a corpus luteal cyst, which forms after ovulation and helps support early pregnancy. In most cases, it naturally disappears by around 14–16 weeks.

Other cysts such as dermoid cysts, endometriotic cysts, and simple cysts may also occur and are often monitored closely.

If the cyst increases suddenly in size or you experience severe pain with vomiting, seek medical attention promptly.



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05/08/2026

Many pregnant mothers worry about blood loss during delivery but don't know how much is considered normal.

What many don't realize is that while some blood loss is expected during childbirth, certain pregnancy conditions can increase the risk of excessive bleeding, also known as postpartum haemorrhage (PPH).

In this video, I'll explain the common risk factors for postpartum haemorrhage and why identifying them before delivery is so important.

If you're pregnant or preparing for childbirth, this is something you should know.



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Ground Floor, 4A Kundrakudi Nagar Main Road, Adambakkam
Chennai
600088

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Monday 6pm - 9pm
Tuesday 7pm - 9pm
Wednesday 6pm - 9pm
Thursday 7pm - 9pm
Friday 6pm - 9pm
Saturday 6pm - 9pm

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