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At Dr. Purva Care Center, we offer compassionate, expert care for pregnancy, infertility, and a wide range of gynecological concerns, available 24/7 for women of all ages. Our mission is to empower women with access to comprehensive healthcare, providing them with the information needed to make informed decisions about their health.
Led by Dr. Purva, our team of highly trained professionals is dedicated to offering personalized care with a passionate, patient-first approach. Whether you’re beginning your motherhood journey, dealing with infertility, or addressing other health concerns, we are here to guide and support you every step of the way.
Starting a family is a big and beautiful decision—and taking the time to prepare can make the journey smoother and healthier.
Pregnancy is a beautiful, life-changing experience, and maternal care plays a crucial role in ensuring both mother and baby stay healthy.
Pregnancy is a beautiful experience, but sometimes certain health conditions can make it more complicated, leading to a high-risk pregnancy.
Vaginal delivery, also called vaginal birth delivery, is the most natural and common method of childbirth.
A cesarean section is a procedure where the baby is delivered through small incisions in the mother’s abdomen and uterus.
We understand that dealing with infertility can be a deeply emotional and stressful time for any couple.
Dr. Purva Patel provides focused adolescence care that supports young girls in understanding and adapting to the many changes they experience.
Menopause is a natural and inevitable phase in every woman’s life, typically occurring between the ages of 45 and 55.
Dr. Purva Patel offers personalized family planning services that consider your unique health profile and life goals
Using modern, minimally invasive techniques, we provide safe, effective, and precise care.
Breast and cervical cancer are the two most common women's cancers worldwide.
"Dr. Purva Patel is very supportive, knowledgeable, and caring. The reception and medical staff are also supportive, and the hospital infrastructure is good. A positive aspect is that the hospital and doctor never force patients into commission‑based sonography or blood reports — they allow you to choose any authentic lab or center as per your convenience and budget, you just need to inform in advance during prescription writing. One area that needs improvement is the visiting pediatric doctor during newborn care, who currently provides limited consultation. Parents and relatives need clear guidance and proper instructions, so more dedicated time would greatly enhance patient care. If you are paying from your own pocket and don’t have insurance or mediclaim, it is advisable to check the overall charges in advance. Medicine and surgical items costs are higher than the local market, and the associated medical store does not provide discounts. Parking is limited — no space for 4‑wheelers, and 2‑wheelers must park outside on the service road, which feels unsafe. The lift is old and must requires upgrading. Hospital staff do take feedback, which is appreciated, and I hope owners/management act on these points to further improve the overall patient experience."
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"Great experience in my both delivery ...... Good and supportive staff specially dr purva patel have so friendly Behavior.... giving 5 star for my good experience 🌟 recommend this hospital to everyone"
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Ideally, girls should schedule their first visit to a gynecologist between the ages of 13-15 years. It might just be a general talk with the doctor and know what to expect from your future visits. It is advisable to visit gynecologists annually for the check-up and at any other time when there is a concerning issue.
Few things which you should not do prior to your appointment with the gynecologist are: - Don't use contraceptive gels as it might undesirably affect the results of the tests - Avoid sexual intercourse the night before - Avoid self-diagnosis and self-treating, however small you think the issue might be - Don't schedule your appointment during your menstrual cycle, however, this is entirely on a case-to-case basis - Avoid pelvic grooming just before your appointment
There is no right or wrong time, but ideally, you should make your first appointment with your obstetrician/gynecologist between 6-12 weeks of your pregnancy. However, your doctor will guide you on when you should visit, depending on your health conditions. Some of the factors which might increase your number of visits to your obstetrician/gynecologist are: - Being over 35 years of age - Having any pre-existing health condition- Feeling pelvic pain or vaginal bleeding - Signs of preterm labor
