Dr. Asha Devi S

Dr. Asha Devi S The best obstetrician-gynaecologist in Adambakkam, Chennai with experience of over 13 years
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👩‍🍼Gynaecologist & Obstetrician
🔟+years of experience
🏅@ Manipal University, MGR University
đź’Ż+Successful deliveries
✨ Pregnancy care, Menstrual issues

05/03/2026

Had a previous C-section? A normal delivery may still be possible in your next pregnancy.

But in certain situations—like short gap between pregnancies, classical C-section, previous uterine surgery, uterine rupture, multiple C-sections, breech baby, or placenta previa—a repeat C-section is safer.

Every pregnancy is different. Always discuss your delivery plan with your doctor for the safest outcome for you and your baby.

Human Papilloma virus (HPV) is a common viral infection that spreads through close skin-to-skin contact and often shows ...
04/03/2026

Human Papilloma virus (HPV) is a common viral infection that spreads through close skin-to-skin contact and often shows no early symptoms. Awareness and preventive steps play a key role in reducing long-term health risks.

02/03/2026

Diabetes during pregnancy is common—especially among Indian mothers. But is diet alone the reason? No.

While genetics plays a role, the growing placenta changes how your body handles glucose, leading to increased sugar levels. This is called gestational diabetes.

Do not rely only on diet if your doctor prescribes medication. Uncontrolled sugar levels can affect your baby’s growth and overall pregnancy outcomes.

Healthy pregnancy = controlled sugar levels + proper medical guidance.

28/02/2026

Every movement is a sign your baby is growing well 🤍

25/02/2026

Trying to conceive but not sure if your fallopian tubes are healthy?
Tubal evaluation is a key step in fertility assessment.

There are three main tests to check whether the tubes are open and functional:
✔ HSG – An X-ray test to check dye spillage through the tubes
✔ Saline Infusion Sonogram – An ultrasound-guided procedure
✔ Laparoscopy – A definitive test performed under anesthesia to directly visualize tubal function

Early diagnosis helps plan the right fertility treatment. Consult your gynecologist for proper evaluation.


23/02/2026

Pregnancy Warning Signs – Don’t Ignore! 🤰

See your doctor immediately if you have bleeding, severe abdominal pain, reduced baby movements, blurred vision, severe headache, excessive vomiting, sudden weight gain, leg swelling, or unusual discharge.

Timely care protects both mother and baby. đź’›



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21/02/2026

Pregnant and planning to fly? Here’s what you need to know! 🤰

If your pregnancy is low risk, air travel is generally safe — especially between 13 to 28 weeks, which is considered the safest window.

Before you book that ticket, remember:
✔️ Check your airline’s pregnancy travel policy (some allow up to 28 weeks, others up to 32 weeks)
✔️ Choose an aisle seat for comfort and easy movement
✔️ Stay well hydrated throughout the flight
✔️ Avoid uncooked/partially cooked salads — carry dry fruits or nuts instead
✔️ For flights over 4 hours, wear dvt stockings to reduce the risk of blood clots
✔️ Consult your gynecologist a week before travel and get a fitness certificate

Safe travel starts with the right precautions. Share this with an expecting mom who needs this guidance đź’›

20/02/2026

Trying to conceive? Start with the right basic tests.

👨 Men: Hemoglobin, thyroid, sugar, vitamin D & semen analysis.
đź‘© Women: Hemoglobin, thyroid, sugar, vitamin D, prolactin & AMH (to assess ovarian reserve).

An ultrasound also helps evaluate uterine and ovarian health. Early testing improves your chances of pregnancy.

18/02/2026

Why should pregnant women avoid sleeping flat? 🤰

When you lie on your back, the enlarged uterus can compress the Inferior vena cava, reducing blood flow to the heart and baby — causing dizziness and decreased circulation.

Sleep on your side, preferably the left side. If uncomfortable, the right side is also fine.

16/02/2026

Leaking urine when you cough or sneeze during pregnancy?
Yes — it’s common. As your baby grows, pressure on the bladder and hormonal muscle relaxation can cause small leaks.

First, rule out a urine infection with your gynecologist.
Then start Kegel exercises to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles.

What Are Kegel Exercises?
They involve tightening the muscles you use to stop urine flow, holding for 5–10 seconds, then relaxing.

How Often To Do Them?
âś” 10 repetitions per set
âś” 3 sets per day
âś” Practice daily for best results

Consistency improves muscle tone and reduces leakage.

14/02/2026

During pregnancy, intimacy may need to be avoided in certain high-risk situations:

• Bleeding episodes
• First trimester with spotting or threatened miscarriage
• Previous preterm labour
• Short cervix or cervical stitch
• Twin/multiple pregnancy or infections
• Low-lying placenta (placenta previa)

Always consult your obstetrician to ensure safety for both mother and baby. 🤍

11/02/2026

Planning to travel after delivery? Your body and your baby both need time to recover and adjust.
After a normal delivery, short-distance travel is usually okay after 10–14 days.
After a C-section, it’s safer to wait at least 3 weeks.

Remember, the postpartum period lasts up to 6 weeks—this is a healing and transformation phase. Listen to your body, don’t rush recovery, and always check with your pediatrician before traveling with your newborn.

Your recovery matters as much as your destination.

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Ground Floor, 4A Kundrakudi Nagar Main Road, Adambakkam
Chennai
600088

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Monday 6pm - 9pm
Tuesday 7pm - 9pm
Wednesday 6pm - 9pm
Thursday 7pm - 9pm
Friday 6pm - 9pm
Saturday 6pm - 9pm

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