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With a profound understanding of women’s health, Dr. Manisha Saxena has established herself as a trusted gynecologist in Noida and Greater Noida. She is known for her compassionate approach, in-depth medical knowledge, and commitment to offering the best possible care. Dr. Saxena has helped numerous women navigate their health journey, from adolescence through menopause, with a focus on both medical and emotional support.
During the first four weeks of pregnancy, fertilization and implantation occur, and the body begins preparing to support the developing embryo. Although most women may not notice symptoms immediately, hormonal changes start taking place.
Between weeks four and nine, the baby’s development progresses rapidly. The heart starts beating, and vital organs such as the brain and spinal cord begin to form. This period is often associated with morning sickness, nausea, frequent urination, mood swings, and tiredness.
From weeks nine to twelve, the baby continues to grow and develop important physical features such as arms, legs, fingers, toes, and facial structures. Small movements begin, though they are not yet felt by the mother.
During this stage, the second trimester begins and many early pregnancy symptoms reduce. The baby continues to grow, bones strengthen, and facial features develop. Mothers often feel more energetic, and a small baby bump may appear. Our doctors monitor growth and guide you on nutrition and healthy lifestyle choices.
In this phase, the baby’s movements become noticeable, and important organs and senses continue developing. A detailed scan is done to check the baby’s growth and health. Mothers may experience mild body aches or back pain, and our team provides support and medical guidance for comfort and reassurance.
This is a period of rapid growth and preparation for birth. The baby gains weight, movements become stronger, and organs mature. Mothers may feel increased pressure and tiredness as delivery approaches. Regular checkups, fetal monitoring, and birth preparation ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy journey.
During this stage, the baby’s brain and lungs continue to develop, and movements become stronger and more regular. Mothers may experience back pain, leg cramps, or difficulty sleeping. Our doctors closely monitor fetal growth and guide mothers on nutrition, rest, and managing third-trimester discomforts.
In these weeks, the baby gains more weight and begins moving into a head-down position for birth. Mothers may feel increased pelvic pressure and fatigue. Regular checkups help track the baby’s position, growth, and overall well-being while preparing the mother for delivery.
The baby is now full term and ready for birth. The body prepares for labor, and signs such as contractions may begin. Our highly qualified doctors provide close monitoring, birth planning, and complete support to ensure a safe and healthy delivery for both mother and baby.
Many women face irregular periods, heavy bleeding, painful cramps, or missed cycles. These can affect daily life and may indicate underlying conditions such as hormonal imbalance or PCOS.
PCOS is a common hormonal disorder that can cause irregular periods, weight gain, acne, and infertility. Early diagnosis and proper management are essential for long-term health.
Difficulty in conceiving is a major concern for many women. Infertility can result from hormonal imbalances, ovulation problems, blocked fallopian tubes, or age-related factors, requiring proper evaluation and treatment.
High-risk pregnancies, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and other complications can affect the health of both mother and baby. Regular monitoring and expert care are vital for safe outcomes.
During menopause, women may experience hot flashes, mood swings, irregular periods, and bone or heart health concerns. Proper guidance and treatment can improve quality of life during this stage.
It is recommended that girls visit a gynecologist between the ages of 13–15, or when they experience any menstrual issues, pain, or irregularities. For adult women, regular annual check-ups help monitor reproductive health, prevent complications, and address concerns early.
Women should ideally have a routine gynecological check-up once a year. However, those with menstrual irregularities, pregnancy, fertility concerns, or other health issues may need more frequent visits, as advised by the doctor.
During pregnancy, the doctor monitors both mother and baby throughout all trimesters. Services include regular check-ups, blood tests, ultrasounds, management of high-risk pregnancies, nutritional guidance, and preparation for safe delivery.
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