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Dr Suyash Bhandekar - Gynecologist & Fertility specialist Fertility specialist & Endoscopic surgeon at EVACARE CENTRE, Mulund(W) Mumbai

25/08/2026

A small tradition can sometimes lead to a big problem 👶⚠️

Many parents apply kajal (kohl/surma) to a baby’s eyes believing it will protect the eyes, improve eyesight, or make the eyes look bigger.

But medically, none of these claims are proven.

In fact, applying kajal to babies can be risky because:
⚠️ it may irritate the eyes
⚠️ it can introduce infections
⚠️ it may block tear ducts
⚠️ some products may contain harmful substances such as lead

A baby’s eyes are extremely delicate and sensitive.

If you notice:
🚨 excessive tearing
🚨 redness
🚨 eye discharge
🚨 swelling
🚨 difficulty opening the eyes

Please seek medical attention immediately.

As parents, we all want the best for our children 💛

But when it comes to eye health, evidence-based care is always safer than age-old myths.

Follow Dr Suyash, save this post and share it with parents who still believe kajal is necessary for babies 👶✨
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15/08/2026

The 9th month of pregnancy is here …your baby is almost ready to meet you…

The final weeks can bring a mix of excitement, discomfort, anxiety, and anticipation as your body prepares for labour and delivery.
From baby's growth and movements to your final check-ups and getting ready for the hospital, there's a lot happening in these last few weeks.
Stay in regular contact with your gynecologist, keep your hospital bag ready, and pay attention to your baby's usual movements.
You're in the final stretch, mama.
Save this reel for your 9th month and share it with an expecting mom.

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11/08/2026

› A Solar Eclipse is happening on 12
August 2026... but if you're pregnant, should you actually be worried?
You may have heard:
X Don't go outside
X Don't eat
X Don't drink water
X Don't use scissors
But is there any scientific evidence behind these pregnancy and solar eclipse myths?
Save this reel so you have the right information.

Share it with a pregnant mom or family member who needs to see this.

Important: If you choose to follow religious or cultural practices, that is your personal choice. But don't skip food, water, or prescribed medications without medical advice.

Also, the August 12 eclipse will not be visible from India.

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10/08/2026

Can a premature baby born at 8 months survive without complications? 👶🩺

Yes, many babies born around 32–35 weeks can do very well with proper neonatal care. But being born early can increase the risk of complications such as breathing difficulties, feeding problems, infections, difficulty maintaining body temperature, and jaundice.

The outcome depends on several factors, including exact gestational age, birth weight, baby's condition at birth, and access to NICU care.

And remember every premature baby is different. Some may need only monitoring, while others may require specialized support in the NICU.

If you're at risk of preterm delivery, speak to your obstetrician and neonatologist early so you know what to expect. 💙

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05/08/2026

Egg freezing isn't just for celebrities. It can be an option for women who:
1) Are focusing on their career
2) Haven't found the right partner yet
3) Aren't emotionally or financially ready for parenthood
4) Want to preserve their fertility for the future

The important thing to remember is that egg freezing doesn't guarantee a future pregnancy, but freezing eggs at a younger age may improve the chances of having healthier eggs available later.

Fertility planning is just as important as financial planning.
The more informed you are today, the more choices you may have tomorrow.


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05/08/2026

Can you have a normal delivery without any stitches?
If No then how many stitches will you actually get?

The answer is not the same for every mother.
Some women don't need any stitches at all, while others may need a few stitches if there is a natural tear or if an episiotomy (a small surgical cut made during delivery in selected situations) is performed.
The number of stitches depends on the extent of the tear, not on a fixed number.
The good news is that these stitches are usually dissolvable, so they don't need to be removed.

Proper perineal hygiene, pain management, adequate hydration, and a fiber-rich diet can help support healing and make recovery more comfortable.
If you notice increasing pain, foul-smelling discharge, pus, fever, or the wound opening up, consult your gynecologist without delay.

Every delivery is different, and so is every recovery. Don't
compare your healing journey with someone else's.

Save this reel for your pregnancy journey and share it with an expecting mom.

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22/07/2026

C-section is often talked about with fear and guilt but there are positives no one mentions.
1. A calm, planned beginning - no panic, no rushing, just a gentle welcome into motherhood.

2. Recovery can be far smoother than the scary stories suggest.
Each body heals in its own time.

3. No tearing, no pelvic floor trauma - healing looks different, and that's perfectly okay.

4. You're awake, present, and fully there to hear that first cry and feel your heart overflow.

5. Getting back to fitness and feeling strong again is absolutely possible after a C-section.

6. Breastfeeding works just as beautifully - your body knows what to do.

7. And sometimes, a C-section is the safest path to bringing your baby home... and that's something to feel proud of.

A C-section does not make you any less of a mother.
It makes you a mother who chose safety, courage, and love.
Your strength just showed up differently and it still counts.
If this helped you feel seen or understood, share it with a mama who needs this reminder today.

20/07/2026

One of the biggest fertility myths is:

👉 "If my periods are regular, I must be ovulating."

Not always.

This patient had regular periods every month.
Her ultrasound scans looked normal.
Yet she wasn't releasing an egg consistently.

This condition is called anovulation — when the body has menstrual cycles but ovulation either doesn't happen or doesn't happen properly.

And yes, pregnancy becomes very difficult if no egg is released.

Some common reasons include:
⚠️ PCOS
⚠️ Thyroid disorders
⚠️ High prolactin levels
⚠️ Stress
⚠️ Excessive exercise
⚠️ Certain hormonal imbalances

This is why regular periods alone are NOT a guarantee of fertility.

When couples are struggling to conceive, we don't just look at:
✔ periods
✔ s***m count
✔ ultrasound reports

We also need to confirm:
🧬 Is ovulation actually happening?
🧬 Is the egg being released properly?
🧬 Is the timing correct?

The good news?

In many women, the underlying cause can be identified and treated with the right evaluation, lifestyle changes, and fertility support 💛

So if you've been trying to conceive and assuming that regular periods mean everything is fine, it may be worth looking a little deeper.

Sometimes the missing piece is something that doesn't show up on a routine scan 👶✨

If you've been trying to conceive and feel stuck, know that you're not alone. Sometimes, all you need is the right direction. 🤍
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17/07/2026

One of the most common questions expecting parents ask! The answer is that most pregnancies involve around 5 important scans, and each one has a specific purpose in monitoring your baby's growth and well-being.

✨ Here's a quick overview:

📍 Dating Scan (6–7 weeks)
✔️ Confirms the pregnancy
✔️ Estimates your due date
✔️ Detects your baby's first heartbeat

📍 NT Scan / Level-1 (11–13+6 weeks)
✔️ Screens for certain chromosomal and genetic conditions
✔️ Assesses early fetal development

📍 Anomaly Scan / Level-2 / TIFFA (18–22 weeks) ⭐
✔️ A detailed head-to-toe evaluation of your baby
✔️ Checks the brain, heart, spine, face, kidneys, limbs, and other major organs
✔️ One of the most important scans during pregnancy—don't miss it.

📍 Growth Scan (28–32 weeks)
✔️ Monitors your baby's growth, weight, and amniotic fluid levels

📍 Color Doppler (Only if advised)
✔️ Evaluates blood flow between the placenta and your baby
✔️ Especially important in high-risk pregnancies

💛 Remember, every pregnancy is unique. Your obstetrician may recommend additional scans if medically required.

📌 Save this post to keep track of your pregnancy scans.
🤱 Share it with an expecting mom who'll find this helpful.

16/07/2026

One of the most common questions I hear from expecting moms is...

"How long will my labor last?" 🤰

The honest answer is it varies for every woman.

For first-time mothers, labor is usually longer, while women who have delivered before often experience a shorter labor. The duration also depends on factors like your baby's position, cervical dilation, contractions, and whether labor starts naturally or is induced.

Remember, longer labor doesn't always mean something is wrong, and a shorter labor doesn't always mean it will be easier.

Your healthcare team continuously monitors both you and your baby to make sure labor is progressing safely. If it's taking longer than expected, there are well-established medical guidelines to decide the safest next step.

💛 Instead of focusing on how many hours labor will take, focus on staying calm, breathing well, and trusting your medical team.

Every labor story is different, but the goal is always the same a healthy mother and a healthy baby.

📌 Save this post if you're preparing for childbirth.
🤍 Share it with an expecting mom.

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Plot No 538, SHRISHTI House, Opp InduInd Bank, NS Road, Mulund West
Mumbai
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