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Established in 1985, Parvathi Hospital has earned a reputation for providing high-quality, safe, and affordable healthcare.
We offer a comprehensive range of services, from routine checkups to diagnosis and treatment for a full spectrum of women’s and children’s health concerns.Our team of experienced doctors and healthcare professionals are dedicated to providing world-class care.We understand that each patient is unique. We work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.We continuously update our technology to deliver the latest and most effective treatments. Our passion for patient care has driven us to perform over 30,000 successful deliveries.
Parvathi Hospital is your trusted partner in healthcare, ensuring a healthy and comfortable journey for women and children.
Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) is a procedure to end an unwanted pregnancy through medication or surgical intervention. It is a legally sanctioned procedure in India when performed within the guidelines and under the supervision of qualified healthcare professionals. At Parvathi Hospital in Secunderabad, Hyderabad, we offer safe and compassionate MTP services, prioritizing the health and emotional well-being of our patients. Our team of experienced gynecologists ensures that the procedure is conducted with the utmost care, respecting the patient’s privacy and making the experience as comfortable as possible.
Parvathi Hospital is committed to providing comprehensive MTP services in Hyderabad, guided by medical ethics and the legal framework. We understand the sensitivity of the decision to terminate a pregnancy and offer our patients confidential and non-judgmental care. Our approach involves thorough counseling to ensure that patients are fully informed about the procedure, its implications, and the available options.
For pregnancies up to 9 weeks, MTP can often be performed through medication. This involves taking prescribed drugs that induce a miscarriage, effectively ending the pregnancy. The process typically involves two medications taken at intervals, under the guidance of a healthcare provider, and can be completed at home with follow-up consultations.
For pregnancies beyond 9 weeks, or when medication is not suitable, surgical methods such as vacuum aspiration or dilation and curettage (D&C) may be recommended. These procedures are performed under anesthesia in a sterile environment to ensure patient safety and comfort. Surgical MTP is quick and effective, typically allowing for a swift recovery.
At Parvathi Hospital, we emphasize the importance of emotional well-being alongside physical health. Our team provides pre- and post-procedure counseling to help patients navigate their emotions and make informed decisions. We also offer support services to assist in the recovery process.
After the procedure, patients receive comprehensive follow-up care, including monitoring for any complications and addressing any concerns they may have. This ensures a complete recovery and helps in planning for future reproductive health.
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It is possible to stop an early pregnancy with medication. The last day of your menstrual cycle must, in most circumstances, have been fewer than 11 weeks ago. You might need to get an abortion in a clinic if your pregnancy is more than 11 weeks along. A medication abortion may be performed in a clinic later than 11 weeks.
The early stages of pregnancy, between weeks 7 and 9, are the safest times for a medical termination. Medical termination can be accomplished surgically or with the aid of medications.
An induced abortion driven by a mother's or fetus's medical indications is known as a termination for medical reasons (TFMR). In several nations, the only justification for a legal abortion is health hazards. Early diagnosis and, if required or requested, abortion are made possible by prenatal screening.