Dr. Naga Lalitha
MBBS, DGO (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
In short
- Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Sree Suraksha Multispeciality Hospital, Pragathi Nagar, Hyderabad.
- Appointments: +91 7288 080 222 · Emergency, 24/7: +91 9666 469 911.
- 10 procedures and conditions treated, listed below.
- 1 consultant listed for this speciality.
- Casualty, ICU, laboratory, digital X-ray, pharmacy and ambulance run 24 hours a day on the same campus.
The Obstetrics & Gynaecology department at Sree Suraksha Multispeciality Hospital looks after women through pregnancy, childbirth and the conditions that affect them at every stage of life. Because the hospital runs its own 24/7 labour support, operation theatre, laboratory, ultrasound and neonatal cover on one campus, a mother who needs an emergency caesarean or a newborn who needs immediate attention does not have to be moved elsewhere.
The department serves families across Pragathi Nagar, Nizampet, Bachupally, Bowrampet and Kukatpally, and works closely with the paediatrics and neonatology team so that mother and baby are reviewed together.
Pillar One
Conditions treated & procedures performed
Antenatal (pregnancy) care
Scheduled check-ups through all three trimesters, with blood pressure, weight, blood work and scan monitoring to catch problems such as anaemia, gestational diabetes and pre-eclampsia early.
Normal (vaginal) delivery
Labour supported by the obstetric team with continuous monitoring of mother and baby, and immediate access to theatre if the plan has to change.
Caesarean section
Planned and emergency LSCS in a modular theatre, with anaesthesia and neonatal support available round the clock.
High-risk pregnancy management
Closer monitoring for pregnancies complicated by diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disease, previous caesarean, twins or a history of pregnancy loss.
Laparoscopic gynaecological surgery
Key-hole surgery for conditions such as ovarian cysts, fibroids and ectopic pregnancy, which usually means less pain and a shorter stay than open surgery.
Hysterectomy
Removal of the uterus, by the route best suited to the condition, for problems such as heavy bleeding, fibroids or prolapse.
Menstrual and hormonal disorders
Assessment and treatment of heavy, painful or irregular periods, PCOS and menopausal symptoms.
Infertility evaluation
First-line assessment of a couple having difficulty conceiving, including hormone testing and pelvic ultrasound, with onward referral where advanced fertility treatment is needed.
Well-woman check-ups
Preventive review including pelvic examination, screening advice and counselling on contraception.
Postnatal care
Review of mother and baby after delivery, including wound care, feeding support and contraception advice.
Pillar Two
On-site diagnostics & technology
- Antenatal scan Dedicated pregnancy scanning on site through all three trimesters.
- Ultrasound On-site ultrasound scanning for abdominal, pelvic and soft-tissue assessment.
- 24/7 laboratory Haematology, clinical biochemistry, clinical pathology and histopathology run in-house, round the clock, so results come back the same visit for most routine panels.
- Modular operation theatres Operation theatres with laminar air flow and HEPA filtration to reduce surgical infection risk.
- Advanced ICU Intensive care beds with monitoring and ventilatory support, staffed 24/7.
- 24/7 in-house pharmacy Medicines dispensed on site at any hour, including for emergency admissions.
Pillar Three
Consultants in this speciality
Pillar Four
Questions patients ask
Do you handle deliveries at night and on Sundays?
Yes. The hospital's casualty, operation theatre, laboratory and pharmacy run 24 hours a day, every day of the week, so labour and emergency caesarean sections are managed at any hour. Call +91 9666 469 911 before you set out so the team is ready when you arrive.
What should I bring when I come in for delivery?
Bring your antenatal record book and all previous scan and blood reports, your ID, insurance or TPA card if you have one, and clothing and toiletries for a two to four day stay. If you have a birth plan or a known allergy, tell the team at admission.
Can I have a normal delivery after a previous caesarean?
A normal delivery after a previous caesarean (VBAC) is possible for some women but not all. It depends on why the first caesarean was done, the type of scar, how the current pregnancy is progressing and the baby's position. Your obstetrician will discuss whether a trial of labour is safe in your case, and a hospital with a 24/7 theatre is the right place to attempt it.
Do you have a scan facility on site?
Yes. Ultrasound and dedicated antenatal scanning are available in the hospital, so routine growth scans and urgent assessments can usually be done during the same visit.
Who looks after the baby immediately after birth?
The paediatrics and neonatology team reviews the baby after delivery and remains available for newborn care. Mother and baby are followed up together at the postnatal visit.
See a obstetrics specialist
OPD appointments on +91 7288 080 222. For anything that cannot wait, casualty is open 24 hours.