About the Conditions Addressed

Family planning encompasses contraceptive counseling, fertility awareness, and medical support for couples trying to conceive. Infertility and unplanned pregnancies can be emotionally and physically taxing — early guidance and evaluation can improve outcomes.

Common Concerns Addressed

• Choosing the right contraception
• Irregular cycles and fertility issues
• Delayed conception or suspected infertility
• Permanent contraception options post-childbirth
• Planning pregnancy after 30 or with medical conditions

Causes / Risk Factors for Fertility Issues

• Age-related decline in fertility (especially after 35)
• PCOS, thyroid disorders, or hormonal imbalances
• Tubal blockages or uterine abnormalities
• Stress and lifestyle factors
• Male factor infertility

When to See a Doctor

Seek consultation if:

• You are unsure about which birth control method is right for you
• You've been trying to conceive for over a year (or 6 months if over 35)
• You’re considering permanent sterilization
• You want pre-marital or pre-pregnancy health advice

Diagnosis Methods

• Hormonal blood tests
• Ovulation tracking and menstrual cycle assessment
• Pelvic ultrasound to check reproductive anatomy
• Semen analysis (via referral)
• Hysterosalpingography (HSG) to evaluate fallopian tubes

Treatment & Support Options

• Personalized contraceptive plans — short-term or long-acting
• Fertility evaluation and ovulation induction (if required)
• Lifestyle and dietary counseling to support conception
• Specialist referrals for advanced fertility treatments like IVF
• Preconception counseling for planning a healthy pregnancy

Procedures Offered by Dr. Anupama Rani

• Birth Control Counseling & Prescriptions: Pill, patch, ring, injection, and more.
• IUD and Contraceptive Implant Insertion: Long-acting reversible methods placed in-clinic.
• Tubal Ligation: Permanent contraception performed surgically, usually laparoscopically.
• Fertility Counseling: Emotional, medical, and lifestyle guidance for those trying to conceive.

Post-Treatment Care / Follow-Up

• Regular follow-up for contraception tolerance or fertility tracking
• Monitoring for any side effects of contraceptives
• Ongoing support if fertility treatment is initiated
• Referrals and reports shared with reproductive medicine specialists when needed