Dr. Jahnavi Anne Inapuri

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25/08/2026

🌧️🤰 Pregnant during the rainy season? Here are 5 health tips every mom-to-be should follow!

Rainy weather can be beautiful, but pregnancy comes with a few extra precautions during this season. 💕 Here are some simple ways to stay safe and healthy:

1️⃣ Avoid unnecessary travel 🚗
Wet floors, slippery surfaces and bumpy roads can increase the risk of falls and discomfort.

2️⃣ Be careful with outside food 🍱
Contaminated food and water can increase the risk of vomiting, diarrhoea and stomach infections. Choose fresh, hygienic food whenever possible.

3️⃣ Wash fruits & vegetables well 🥦🍎
Clean produce thoroughly before consuming it, especially during the rainy season.

4️⃣ Protect yourself from mosquitoes 🦟
Avoid stagnant water around your home, use mosquito nets or repellents appropriately, and wear full-sleeved clothing when possible.

5️⃣ Choose safe drinking water 💧
Drink clean, safe water and take extra care with water hygiene during the monsoon.

🌸 A little extra care can help you enjoy a safer and healthier pregnancy this rainy season.

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Jahnavi Anne
MBBS, MS, OBG (Gold Medalist), FMAS, MRCOG (UK)
Consultant OBGYN | Vijayawada

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20/08/2026

🤰 Does eating papaya during pregnancy cause miscarriage? 🍈 Myth or Fact?

One of the most common pregnancy myths is that eating papaya can cause miscarriage. But is it really true? Let's understand the facts. 👇

🌿 Raw/unripe papaya contains higher levels of latex and is generally best avoided during pregnancy as a precaution.

🍊 Ripe papaya, however, is different. The amount of papain in normally eaten ripe papaya is very low, and there is no good evidence that eating a moderate amount of ripe papaya causes miscarriage in an otherwise healthy pregnancy.

💡 So, pregnant women don't necessarily need to fear ripe papaya. However, if you have a high-risk pregnancy or specific medical concerns, always follow your gynecologist's individual advice.

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Jahnavi Anne
MBBS, MS, OBG (Gold Medalist), FMAS, MRCOG (UK)
Consultant OBGYN | Vijayawada

🌸 Don't let pregnancy myths create unnecessary fear. Get the facts from a qualified healthcare professional.

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14/08/2026

🌿 4 “10/10” Foods Every Mom Should Know About! 💯🤱

Looking for simple, traditional foods that can be part of a balanced diet during motherhood? Here are 4 nutrient-rich options.

🌟 1. Turmeric (Pasupu)
Curcumin, a natural compound in turmeric, has anti-inflammatory properties and can be a healthy addition to your diet.

🥄 2. Ghee
In moderation, ghee can provide energy and fat-soluble nutrients. Including healthy fats in a balanced diet can also support overall nutrition.

🌴 3. Dates (Khajoor)
Dates provide natural carbohydrates and are a source of nutrients including iron and potassium, making them a convenient energy-rich food.

🌿 4. Ajwain (Carom Seeds)
Ajwain is traditionally consumed in warm water and is commonly used as a home remedy for digestive discomfort such as gas and bloating.

💛 Remember: No single food can replace a balanced, varied diet. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or recovering after delivery, choose foods according to your individual nutritional needs and your doctor's advice.

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Jahnavi Anne
MBBS, MS, OBG (Gold Medalist), FMAS, MRCOG (UK)
Consultant OBGYN | Vijayawada

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06/08/2026

🚨 **3 Breastfeeding Myths You Need to Stop Believing! 🤱❌**

Think small breasts mean less milk?
Think formula is better than breast milk?
Think breastfeeding pain is “normal”?

**Let’s bust these myths! 👇**

❌ **Myth 1: Small breasts = less milk**
Breast size does **not determine your ability to produce enough breast milk**.

❌ **Myth 2: Formula is better than breastfeeding**
For most babies, **breast milk is the recommended source of nutrition during the first 6 months** when breastfeeding is possible and appropriate.

❌ **Myth 3: Breastfeeding pain is normal**
Breastfeeding may feel unfamiliar at first, but **persistent or severe pain should not be ignored**. It can be related to positioning, latch, or another issue that needs attention.

🤱 **Don’t let myths create unnecessary fear or confusion. Get the right information and the right support.**

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28/07/2026

🤰 Do you know the 4 essential scans every pregnant woman should undergo?

Pregnancy scans are important milestones that help monitor your baby's growth, development, and overall well-being throughout your pregnancy.

✨ The 4 essential pregnancy scans include:

📅 Dating (Confirmation) Scan (7–8 weeks)
✔️ Confirms the pregnancy, checks the baby's heartbeat, and estimates your due date.

📅 NT (Nuchal Translucency) Scan (11 weeks to 13 weeks + 6 days)
✔️ Helps screen for certain chromosomal abnormalities and assesses your baby's early development.

📅 TIFA / Anomaly Scan (18–22 weeks)
✔️ A detailed scan that examines your baby's organs, anatomy, and growth.

📅 Growth Scan (32–34 weeks)
✔️ Monitors your baby's growth, weight, position, and overall health before delivery.

🌸 While these are the routine scans recommended during pregnancy, some mothers may require additional or advanced scans depending on their pregnancy, medical history, or any complications. Always follow your obstetrician's advice for the best care.

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Jahnavi Anne
MBBS, MS, OBG (Gold Medalist), FMAS, MRCOG (UK)
Consultant OBGYN

23/07/2026

🤰 Does your first C-section mean all your future deliveries must also be C-sections?

Not necessarily! Let's break this common myth. 💙

A previous C-section does not automatically mean your next delivery cannot be normal. In carefully selected pregnancies, many women may be eligible for VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean).

✨ You may be a candidate for VBAC if:
✔️ Your previous C-section was done with a low transverse incision.
✔️ You have maintained a healthy gap between pregnancies.
✔️ Your baby's position and weight are favorable.
✔️ Your pregnancy is progressing normally.
✔️ Your obstetrician confirms that VBAC is safe for you.

⚠️ VBAC should only be attempted in a hospital equipped to perform an emergency C-section if required, ensuring the safety of both mother and baby.

🌸 Every pregnancy is different. The best delivery plan should always be personalized based on your medical history and current pregnancy.

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Jahnavi Anne
MBBS, MS, OBG (Gold Medalist), FMAS, MRCOG (UK)
Consultant OBGYN