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On Gandhi Jayanti, we remember a legacy built on truth, compassion and the belief that meaningful change begins with our...
02/10/2026

On Gandhi Jayanti, we remember a legacy built on truth, compassion and the belief that meaningful change begins with our everyday actions.

May we carry those values forward with a little more patience, kindness and purpose in the way we live and care for one another.
Wishing you a peaceful Gandhi Jayanti. 🤍

30/09/2026

A late period can feel confusing, especially when the pregnancy test says otherwise.

Your cycle can be influenced by more than you might realise, and sometimes a delay is simply your body responding to changes happening behind the scenes. What matters is noticing when it becomes a pattern rather than a one-off occurrence.

If your periods have become consistently delayed, irregular, or unusually absent, consider speaking with your gynaecologist instead of simply waiting for the next cycle.
Book a consultation with Dr. Richa Gangwar to better understand what your cycle may be indicating.

Some words stay with you long after the appointment. Being part of a family’s pregnancy and delivery journey is about mo...
28/09/2026

Some words stay with you long after the appointment.

Being part of a family’s pregnancy and delivery journey is about more than medical care. It’s about helping them feel heard, reassured, informed, and supported through every important moment. Thank you for trusting us with such a special chapter of your lives. Feedback like this is a beautiful reminder of why compassionate, patient-first care matters.

If you’re looking for guidance through pregnancy, childbirth, or women’s health, book a consultation with us.

Your baby may not understand every word yet, but they’re already listening to your love. 💗Garbh Samvad is a beautiful pr...
26/09/2026

Your baby may not understand every word yet, but they’re already listening to your love. 💗

Garbh Samvad is a beautiful practice of talking, reading, singing, or simply sharing little moments with your baby during pregnancy. It doesn’t need to be planned or perfect. A few quiet minutes each day can become a gentle ritual of connection between you and your little one.

Explore more mindful practices for every stage of pregnancy in ‘A Month-by-Month Pregnancy Guide to Garbh Sanskar.’

Get the book or know more through the link in bio.

24/09/2026

Perhaps values begin taking shape even before a child is born. 🌸

Pregnancy is not only a time of physical growth. It is also a deeply sensitive journey influenced by a mother’s thoughts, emotions, nourishment, music, surroundings, and everyday choices. This belief forms the heart of Garbh Sanskar, a month-by-month guide created to support mothers through pregnancy with mindful and meaningful practices.

Receiving such thoughtful words about the book is both an honour and a source of encouragement.
If you wish to make your pregnancy journey more mindful, positive, and connected, let Garbh Sanskar be a gentle companion along the way. Link in bio.

Tracking your temperature? Ovulation may be the reason it’s higher.A small rise in basal body temperature after ovulatio...
23/09/2026

Tracking your temperature? Ovulation may be the reason it’s higher.

A small rise in basal body temperature after ovulation is completely normal. This happens because progesterone increases after ovulation and can raise your resting temperature by about 0.2°C to 0.6°C. It is subtle, but it can still be tracked, which is why basal body temperature is often used as one of the signs of ovulation. Just remember, this is not the same as having a fever. It is a natural shift that happens as part of the menstrual cycle.

If you are trying to understand your cycle better, noticing patterns like this can be very helpful.

Save this for later and follow for more simple women’s health insights.

Your cycle may be more connected to your body clock than you realise.Long journeys can disrupt sleep, meal timings, stre...
20/09/2026

Your cycle may be more connected to your body clock than you realise.

Long journeys can disrupt sleep, meal timings, stress levels and your usual routine. These changes can affect the circadian rhythm, which interacts with the hormones involved in your menstrual cycle.

Research from the Nurses’ Health Study II, involving over 71,000 women, found that prolonged rotating shift work was associated with a higher likelihood of irregular cycles. Other studies have also linked high stress and short sleep with menstrual irregularity.

So if your period shifts slightly after a hectic trip, observe the next cycle too. If irregularity continues or becomes frequent, speak to your gynaecologist.

Your period is late… could stress be the reason?Sometimes, yes. When you’re under significant physical or emotional stre...
17/09/2026

Your period is late… could stress be the reason?

Sometimes, yes. When you’re under significant physical or emotional stress, the hormones involved in ovulation can be affected. And when ovulation shifts, your period may arrive later than expected.

An occasional delay can happen, but if your cycles are becoming consistently irregular, it’s worth paying attention rather than simply blaming stress every time.

Track your cycle, notice the pattern, and speak to your gynaecologist if something feels different.

May every new beginning be blessed with health and hope.This Ganesh Chaturthi, may Lord Ganesha bring peace to your hear...
14/09/2026

May every new beginning be blessed with health and hope.

This Ganesh Chaturthi, may Lord Ganesha bring peace to your heart, strength to your journey, and happiness to every new chapter ahead.

Wishing you and your family a joyful, healthy and blessed Ganesh Chaturthi.

11/09/2026

You may have heard of IVF and ICSI and wondered, aren’t they basically the same thing?

The main difference is in how fertilisation happens. In conventional IVF, the egg and s***m are brought together in the lab and fertilisation is allowed to happen. With ICSI, a single s***m is injected directly into the egg. ICSI may be recommended in certain cases, especially when there are s***m-related concerns or previous fertilisation problems.

The right option really depends on the couple, not just the diagnosis.

Not sure whether IVF or ICSI is right for you? A personalised fertility consultation can help you understand the best next step for your journey.

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