Gynaecologist near Tathawade

Two very different groups live in Tathawade, and they rarely cross paths: the students who fill its colleges and hostels, and the young families in the high-rise societies along the BRTS road and the highway. For different reasons, both often end up without a regular gynaecologist close by.

If you’re a student from another town, a painful period or a cycle that suddenly turns irregular can be worrying with no family around. For families, the question is usually pregnancy care that doesn’t mean crossing half the city every month. Venus Women’s Wellness Clinic in Wakad is a short drive down the Aundh–Ravet road, and Dr. Madhavi Tayade sees both.

Pregnancy care close to home

Many Tathawade couples come to the clinic for antenatal care: regular check-ups, scans and blood tests at the right weeks, nutrition advice and prenatal yoga guidance. Dr. Madhavi also runs Garbhasanskar sessions with affirmations, music, guided meditation and pregnancy yoga. Families who value the tradition like that it sits alongside proper obstetric monitoring and never replaces it. Deliveries are planned with a partner hospital, and the details are discussed at consultation.

Young women and students

Teen and young-adult concerns are a steady part of the clinic’s work: hormonal acne, mood changes, delayed or irregular periods, and cramps that make it hard to sit through lectures. Dr. Madhavi explains what is normal, what needs tests, and where lifestyle changes and supportive Ayurvedic care can help. Students over 18 can book themselves; younger girls should come with a parent or guardian.

Dange Chowk and Kalewadi Phata slow down in the evening rush, so a late-morning slot or a visit after 7:30 pm is usually smoother. Book on WhatsApp at 8999106755 to confirm your time before you set out.