Gynaecologist near Punawale

In the last few years, large townships and societies have come up along the BRTS road in Punawale, making it one of the newest residential pockets on the western edge of Pimpri-Chinchwad. Many of the people moving in are young couples, often working in Hinjewadi, who chose Punawale for more space at a better price. Local services are still catching up, and a women’s doctor you can trust is one of the first things new residents look for.

The clinic is a straightforward drive down the Aundh–Ravet road to Wakad. At Venus Women’s Wellness Clinic, Dr. Madhavi Tayade, Consultant Gynaecologist and Obstetrician, combines modern obstetric care with supportive Ayurveda, which suits families who want both.

A growing neighbourhood of young families

With so many Punawale couples planning or expecting a baby, pregnancy care is the main reason they visit. Some start before conception, with preconception counselling and the clinic’s Beej Sanskar programme, which prepares both partners through diet, lifestyle, yoga and Ayurvedic support. Others come once the pregnancy test is positive and continue antenatal visits through the months that follow.

Garbhasanskar appeals to families who want to bring a traditional practice into a modern pregnancy. Sessions include music, affirmations, storytelling and guided meditation, always alongside regular medical check-ups. Deliveries are planned with a partner hospital, and Dr. Madhavi discusses the details with you during consultation.

After the baby arrives

The first months after delivery can feel lonely in a new neighbourhood, especially without grandparents nearby. Postnatal visits cover healing, breastfeeding questions, core strength and emotional wellbeing. If something feels wrong, don’t wait for a scheduled visit. For heavy bleeding, high fever or any emergency, go to the nearest hospital or call 108.

Traffic builds near Dange Chowk in the evenings, so a morning slot is usually easiest for expectant mothers. Message 8999106755 on WhatsApp to book.