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Dr. Manjula Anagani,
Clinical Director and HOD,
Women and Child centre,
Care Hospitals - Banjara and Gachibowli.
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Dr. Manjula Anagani, Padmashree Awardee, Gynecologist, Obst, Lap Surgeon, A friend, Wellness enthusiast, Artist, YouTuber, Influebcer, TEDx Speaker

04/02/2026

Cancer doesn’t arrive overnight. It grows quietly, often without warning.

Awareness helps us listen to our bodies sooner, ask the right questions, and choose timely screening.

Because when cancer is detected early, treatment has a better chance, and life gets that chance too.

[World Cancer Day Awareness, Early Cancer Detection, Cancer Prevention, Women’s Health Awareness, Cancer Screening Importance, Oncology Awareness, Health Education, Preventive Healthcare, Cancer Risk Awareness]

02/02/2026

Honoured to be speaking at Reverberation 2026, celebrating a decade of Team Resolution.

I’ll be sharing insights on Regenerative Therapy in Fetal Medicine, a field that represents hope, innovation, and the future of prenatal care.

Looking forward to meaningful conversations, learning, and collaboration as we continue to advance fetal medicine together.

📍 Hyderabad | 📅 15th Feb 2026

[Dr Manjula Anagani, Regenerative Therapy in Fetal Medicine, Reverberation 2026, Fetal Medicine Conference India, Team Resolution 10 Years, Fetal Resolution Clinic Hyderabad, Fetal Medicine Expert India, Prenatal Innovation, Fetal Care Hyderabad]

31/01/2026

As a doctor, I see how lack of basic menstrual facilities directly affects a girl’s health.

Access to clean sanitary products, proper toilets, water, and disposal systems plays a critical role in preventing infections, maintaining intimate hygiene, and protecting long-term reproductive health.

When menstruation is managed in unhygienic conditions, it increases the risk of urinary tract infections, skin issues, and reproductive tract infections, many of which are completely preventable with simple, timely interventions.

Equally important, normalising menstrual care through such facilities helps reduce stigma, fear, and misinformation. When girls are supported with the right resources, menstruation becomes what it should be, a normal physiological process, not a source of anxiety or silence.

These basic provisions may seem small, but they create a profound impact on health, dignity, and awareness.

Recognising menstrual health as a right is a meaningful step toward preventive healthcare and respectful care for every girl.

[Menstrual Health Rights, Supreme Court India Menstrual Health, Free Sanitary Pads in Schools, Menstrual Hygiene Awareness India, Girls Health and Education, Period Poverty India, Adolescent Health India, Dr Manjula Anagani, Gynecologist Opinion, Women’s Health Awareness]

28/01/2026

Strengthening maternal safety begins with preparedness and practice.

It was a privilege to lead a focused Postpartum Hemorrhage workshop that emphasized early diagnosis, prevention, and evidence-based management through hands-on learning.

Collaborations like these are essential to translating knowledge into timely action, because every step taken in training directly impacts outcomes in real life.

Grateful to the CARE Vatsalya team for the shared commitment to advancing maternal care.

[Dr Manjula Anagani, CARE Vatsalya Women & Child Institute, Postpartum Hemorrhage Workshop, PPH Management, Maternal Safety India, High Risk Pregnancy Care, Evidence Based Obstetrics, Women’s Health Specialist India, Gynaecologist in Hyderabad, Robotic Gynaecologist, Maternal Care Training, Obstetrics Workshops India, CARE Hospitals Banjara Hills]

26/01/2026

This Republic Day, we salute the strength, resilience, and unity that ‘Vande Mataram’ has inspired for 150 years. Proud to be part of this incredible journey of our nation. Jai Hind!

[Republic Day 2026, Vande Mataram 150 years, Indian Republic Day, National Pride India, Celebrate India, Indian Unity, Patriotic Messages, Republic Day Wishes]

21/01/2026

Breast cancer cases are rising among urban women, and genetics alone don’t explain why.

In this article, I share what I see every day in clinical practice: how lifestyle patterns, reduced physical activity, delayed childbearing, environmental exposure, chronic stress, and poor sleep quietly shape long-term breast health.

Most risk factors don’t appear overnight. They build slowly, often without symptoms. That’s why awareness, preventive habits, and regular screening matter, even when you feel perfectly well.

Early detection saves lives. Informed choices protect them.

[Breast Cancer Awareness, Urban Women’s Health, Breast Cancer Risk Factors, Lifestyle And Breast Cancer, Early Detection Of Breast Cancer, Women’s Health Awareness, Preventive Healthcare For Women, Breast Cancer Screening, Hormonal Health In Women, Stress And Women’s Health, Physical Activity And Cancer Risk, Urban Lifestyle Health Impact]

19/01/2026

Discharge colour isn’t something to ignore or panic about, it’s information.

When you understand the signs, you know when to relax and when to consult.

[Vaginal Discharge Awareness, Intimate Health Signals, Women’s Gynecology Care, Infection Warning Signs, Period Health Education, Preventive Gynecology, Feminine Wellness, Gynecologist Insights, Women Health Literacy, Body Awareness]

14/01/2026

Pelvic pain isn’t “normal,” especially in young women, and it’s time we spoke about why.

In my recent article published in Deccan Herald, I’ve shared what I’m increasingly seeing in my clinic: Gen Z women experiencing pelvic discomfort driven by lifestyle stress, posture, anxiety, and constant physical tension, often without any visible findings on scans.

Pelvic health is deeply connected to how we live, move, breathe, and cope. Awareness is the first step toward healing, and conversations like these matter more than ever.

Grateful to Deccan Herald for giving space to an issue that deserves attention, understanding, and timely care.

[Pelvic health, Gen Z women health, pelvic floor health, women’s wellness, pelvic pain awareness, gynecology insights, lifestyle and pelvic health, posture and pelvic pain, mental health and pelvic pain, Dr Manjula Anagani, Deccan Herald article, women’s health expert, pelvic floor physiotherapy, anxiety and pelvic health]

12/01/2026

Choosing the right surgeon is as important as the surgery itself.

Ask the right questions, understand your options, and always choose informed care.

[Choosing The Right Doctor, Surgery Decision Guide, Gynecologist Advice, Patient Awareness, Surgical Care, Women’s Health Education, Trusted Medical Care, Doctor Consultation, Healthcare Decisions, Medical Transparency]

08/01/2026

I’ve noticed a growing number of young women experiencing early signs of pelvic floor strain, even those who are fit and consistent with high-intensity workouts.

Your pelvic health matters just as much as your strength gains, and with the right form, breathing techniques, and recovery strategies, you can protect your pelvic floor without giving up the workouts you love.

Learn how to balance intensity with pelvic support in my latest article. 👇
https://health.medicaldialogues.in/health-topics/women-health/pelvic-floor-ageing-in-young-women-a-hidden-consequence-of-high-intensity-workouts-dr-manjula-anagani-162193

[Pelvic Floor Health, High Intensity Workouts Pelvic Impact, Pelvic Floor Ageing In Young Women, Urinary Leakage Exercise, Women’s Fitness And Pelvic Health, Dr. Manjula Anagani Article, Pelvic Strain Prevention, Pelvic Floor Awareness, Female Athlete Pelvic Health]

07/01/2026

Puberty isn’t just about visible changes. It’s a powerful hormonal phase that influences both mental and physical health.

The adrenal glands play a crucial role during this time, affecting stress response, mood, energy levels, and overall well-being.

When we understand what’s happening inside the body, health feels less confusing and transitions become healthier and more confident.

Awareness is the first step toward balance.

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Monday	4pm - 6pm
Tuesday	4pm - 6pm
Wednesday	4pm - 6pm
Thursday	4pm - 6pm
Friday	4pm - 6pm
Saturday	4pm - 6pm

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Dr. Manjula Anagani

In the past she was associated with Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills, Headed the Department at Care Hospitals, Banjara Hills for 7 and half years & Yashoda hospitals, Somajigudafor 2 yrs and BEAMS hospital, Hyderabad for 4 years. She is a Visiting Laparoscopic Surgeon with NMC Speciality Hospitals, Dubai (every 6 wks). She is a Honorary Associate Professor with NTR University of Health Sciences. She did her MD in Obstetrics and Gynecology from Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad, following which she underwent training in prenatal genetic evaluation, infertility, ultrasonography and in minimally invasive procedures (Hysteroscopy & Laparoscopy ) under the guidance of eminent doctors. She was the recipient of chief minister's scholarship for academic excellence in X grade. She was the class representative at Medical School & sports captain in her high school. She pioneered the art of Laparoscopy in late 90s when Laparoscopy was an emerging technology and it was primarily still a Man’s World wherein all the techniques and equipment that came about were designed to the ergonomics of the male surgeon.