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Dr. Kunaal Shinde - Advanced Laparoscopy and Robotic  Gynaec Onco Surgeon Dr. Kunaal K. Shinde is one of the Advanced Laparoscopy and Robotic Gynaec Onco Surgeon in Pune He also renowned as Robotic Gynaec Onco surgeon in Pune.

Shinde - Laparoscopic & Robotic Oncosurgeon

Dr. Kunaal Shinde is a qualified and experienced Obstetrician and gynecologist in Baner, Pune who has more than 12 years of experience in treating various gynecological conditions. He specialized in Gyneac surgery mainly in Laparoscopic and Robotic Onco surgery. Dr. Kunaal Shinde treats various gynecological conditions such as caesarian sections, high-risk pregnancy, medical abortion, uterus removal, and Infertility Treatment. Instead of this common gynecologist, he is an expert in Laparoscopic surgery and gynaec robotic surgery. He is renowned as the gynec Laparoscopic Surgeon and Robotic gynaec Onco surgeon in Pune. He is working As a visiting consultant at various hospitals in Pune such as Jupiter Hospital (Baner), Sanjeevani Vitalife (Aundh), Medicover Hospital (Bhosari), Surya Hospital, (Wakad), LifePoint Hospital (Wakad), Kothrud Hospital (Kothrud), Blossoms Women Care (Erandwane) and Royal Hospital (Katraj). For More Information visit our Official Website on https://www.loveyourbelly.in/robotic-gynaec-onco-surgeon-in-pune/

03/12/2025

The real reason you’re not conceiving

Most women think infertility means a problem with the womb or fallopian tubes.
But in many cases, the egg simply doesn’t get released — a condition called anovulation.
Here’s what you should know:

Anovulation means your o***y doesn’t release an egg — and without ovulation, pregnancy can’t happen.

The most common cause is PCOS (Polycystic O***y Syndrome) — a hormonal imbalance that affects egg release.

Symptoms may include irregular periods, acne, weight gain, and hair growth.

Even women with normal scans can have PCOS-related ovulation issues.
Actionable Steps to Restart Ovulation Naturally:

Lose just 5% body weight — this small change can trigger natural ovulation.

Avoid refined carbs like white bread, pastries, and sugar-loaded snacks.

Include complex carbs such as oats, millets, and brown rice.

Add lean proteins (eggs, fish, paneer, lentils) to balance blood sugar.

Use healthy fats (nuts, seeds, olive oil) to support hormone production.

Manage stress and sleep 7–8 hours daily to improve hormone balance.
Remember:
Diet isn’t just food — it’s therapy for your hormones.
Small consistent changes can make a big difference in your fertility journey.
And if you’re trying to conceive, consult your gynecologist early — awareness saves time and stress.

01/12/2025

These habits affect normal delivery

Many women unknowingly follow habits that make labor smoother—or more difficult. Normal delivery isn’t about luck; it’s about how well your body stays prepared throughout pregnancy. Understanding which habits support mobility, pelvic opening, and endurance can make a real difference.
Here are practical steps that truly support a smoother vaginal delivery:

Stay physically active with daily walks to maintain stamina

Practice safe squats or pelvic mobility exercises (with guidance)

Keep your posture upright to help baby’s position

Limit unnecessary bed rest, unless prescribed

Maintain balanced nutrition instead of “eating for two”

Reduce stress, avoid negative birth stories, and build confidence

Visit the hospital on time—don’t wait for pain to become overwhelming

Create a simple birth-preparation routine in the final weeks
Additional Context
Normal delivery depends on factors like baby’s position, maternal fitness, pelvic mobility, and how gradually labor progresses. Small lifestyle changes can positively impact all of these. Every pregnancy is different, so personalized assessment is always essential.

29/11/2025

Men’s habits affect fertility more

Male fertility is often ignored, yet almost half of infertility cases involve issues on the man’s side. S***m quality responds directly to lifestyle—sleep, stress, alcohol, and smoking all influence how active or slow the s***m becomes. Healthy conception is teamwork, not a one-sided responsibility.

What men should start doing:

- Sleep 7–8 hours daily to boost testosterone
- Reduce alcohol and avoid binge drinking
- Quit or significantly reduce smoking
- Maintain a balanced diet rich in zinc, omega-3, and antioxidants
- Keep phones and laptops away from the lap
- Exercise 4–5 times a week for hormonal balance

Supporting context:
Studies show poor lifestyle habits reduce s***m count, motility, and DNA quality. Improving even one factor—sleep, nutrition, or stress—can significantly improve fertility outcomes within 60–90 days, because that is how long a new s***m cycle takes to develop.

Encourage your audience:
Men, your habits directly impact her journey. Start today.


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27/11/2025

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26/11/2025

The truth behind viral pregnancy dance!



That viral dance video? It’s inspiring—but let’s talk about what’s actually safe during pregnancy.

Here’s what every mom-to-be should know:

- Dancing is not unsafe by default—but depends on your pregnancy type and health condition.
- Avoid dancing if you have:

- Low-lying placenta
- Preterm labor risk
- Short cervix
- Any doctor-advised movement restriction
• For healthy pregnancies:
- Dancing, walking, or light workouts till 32 weeks are usually safe.
- After that, shift to prenatal yoga or gentle mobility to improve flexibility and delivery readiness.
• Always get a go-ahead from your gynecologist before starting or continuing workouts.

Actionable Steps for Safe Pregnancy Movement:

- Warm up before dancing; don’t jump or twist abruptly.
- Avoid slippery floors and high heels.
- Stay hydrated and stop if you feel dizzy.
- Focus on posture, balance, and breathing—not intensity.
- Prioritize safety over performance.

Pregnancy fitness is about confidence, not competition. Move smart, stay mindful, and enjoy your journey.




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23/11/2025

Postpartum myths women still believe

Postpartum recovery isn’t supposed to be confusing, yet so many myths make women doubt their bodies. Here’s what every new mom should actually know—because awareness is a part of healing.

What new moms must remember:

- Breastfeeding depends on hormones, not the type of delivery
- Weight loss happens with balanced sleep, nutrition, and recovery
- Breastfeeding doesn’t count as reliable birth control
- Postpartum depression doesn’t always look like crying
- Emotional health matters as much as physical recovery

Actionable steps for new mothers

- Track your emotional changes for the first 6–12 weeks
- Prioritize meals rich in protein + calcium + healthy fats
- Create a realistic sleep plan with your partner/family
- Do not ignore persistent exhaustion, irritability, or anxiety
- Schedule postpartum check-ins with your gynecologist

Additional Context
Postpartum varies for every woman. Some bounce back quickly, others need time and support. There is no “perfect recovery,” only a healthy one. Honest conversations help new mothers feel seen, safe, and supported.

Ask your audience:
If you’ve heard any postpartum myth, drop it in the comments—we’ll break it down in part two.


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22/11/2025

11 must-do tests for every woman‼️

Most women delay health checkups until symptoms appear—but prevention always costs less than treatment.
Here are 11 essential tests every woman above 25 should do once a year, all under ₹4000/-:

- CBC (Complete Blood Count): Detects anemia, infection, and immune health.
- LFT (Liver Function Test): Monitors liver enzymes and detects early liver damage.
- KFT (Kidney Function Test): Ensures kidneys are filtering waste properly.
- Thyroid Profile (T3, T4, TSH): Balances hormones that control weight, mood, and metabolism.
- Lipid Profile: Checks cholesterol and fat levels for heart health.
- CA 15.3: Early breast cancer marker.
- CA 72.4: Marker for ovarian and gastrointestinal cancers.
- Blood Sugar (Fasting): Detects pre-diabetes and insulin resistance.
- Pap Smear: Screens for cervical cancer.
- Mammography: Detects early breast tissue changes or lumps.
- USG (Ultrasound): Checks reproductive organs for cysts or fibroids.

Action Steps:

- Book an annual preventive health checkup.
- Don’t wait for symptoms—focus on early detection.
- Combine these tests once a year—it’s cheaper and safer than treatment later.

Health isn’t an expense—it’s an investment.
Share this with every woman you care about.


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22/11/2025

Know about Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)! PID is PREVENTABLE AND TREATABLE But delaying treatment can lead to infertility. If you're concerned about PID or need treatment, contact us!

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15/11/2025

PCOD weight loss feels impossible? Here’s why.



If you have PCOD, you already know, weight loss isn’t the same for everyone.
It’s not just about calories. It’s about hormones that refuse to cooperate.

Here’s what’s really happening inside your body:

- Hormonal imbalance: High insulin and androgens slow metabolism and promote fat storage.
- Calorie resistance: You burn calories, but your body resists using them efficiently.
- Stress and poor sleep: Increase cortisol, making PCOD symptoms worse.

What actually helps:

- Focus on balanced meals, not calorie restriction.
- Include lean proteins and complex carbs like quinoa, oats, and millets.
- Add strength training it boosts insulin sensitivity and burns fat better.
- Prioritize 7–8 hours of deep sleep your hormones reset while you rest.
- Manage stress through yoga, walking, or journaling your mind affects your hormones.

Quick tip: Even a 5% weight loss can restart your ovulation and balance hormones naturally.

This journey isn’t about perfection it’s about progress.
Every small step counts. Stay patient. Stay consistent.


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14/11/2025

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08/11/2025

The truth about milk and calcium during pregnancy!

Most moms worry that skipping milk during pregnancy will make their baby weak — but that’s not true.
It’s not the milk your body needs. It’s the calcium.

Here’s what you should know:

- Calcium builds your baby’s bones and teeth.

If you don’t get enough, your baby will take it from your bones — leaving you weak, tired, and achy.

- Milk is just one option, not the only one.

You can get calcium from:

- Curd or paneer
- Ragi (finger millet)
- Sesame seeds (til)
- Leafy greens (spinach, methi)
- Almond milk or fortified plant milk

- How to meet your calcium needs naturally:

- Include 2–3 calcium-rich foods daily
- Pair them with Vitamin D (sunlight or eggs) for better absorption
- Limit tea or coffee—they reduce calcium absorption
- Stay hydrated for better nutrient transport

Actionable Steps:

- Don’t force milk if you dislike it—focus on alternatives.
- Track your daily calcium intake through whole foods.
- Consult your gynecologist for calcium supplements if needed.

Remember, it’s not about one food — it’s about balance.
Healthy babies are built on nutrition, not fear.


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Sr. No. 33, Drive Todkar Multispeciality Hospital, OPD/01, Pan Card Club Rd, IIMS, Baner
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