Gynaecology
Senior Resident – Obstetrics & Gynaecology2 Years
Fortis Hospital & Kidney Institute
Kolkata
Dr. Priya Singh is an obstetrics and gynaecology doctor associated with Fortis Hospital & Kidney Institute, Kolkata. She is listed as a Senior Resident in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Her official Fortis profile reports two years of experience in the speciality. Her clinical areas include pregnancy care and the evaluation of common gynaecological conditions affecting women's reproductive health.
Dr. Priya Singh holds an MBBS, MS in Obstetrics & Gynaecology and DNB in Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Her medical and postgraduate qualifications provide a foundation in pregnancy assessment, reproductive healthcare, gynaecological evaluation and the medical and surgical principles of obstetric care.
Her reported clinical interests include antenatal care, pregnancy monitoring, normal delivery care, caesarean section care and high-risk pregnancy assessment. Antenatal consultations involve monitoring maternal health, fetal development and possible complications through clinical examinations and appropriate investigations. Treatment decisions depend on the mother's medical history, gestational age and individual pregnancy risks.
Dr. Singh is also associated with the evaluation of menstrual irregularities, polycystic ovary syndrome and gynaecological infections. These conditions may cause irregular periods, pelvic discomfort, hormonal symptoms or reproductive health concerns. Clinical assessment and appropriate investigations help identify underlying causes and guide personalised treatment.
Her supplementary professional listing includes family planning and infertility evaluation among her consultation areas. Reproductive healthcare may involve contraceptive counselling, assessment of menstrual and ovulatory patterns, evaluation of fertility concerns and coordination with other specialists when advanced treatment is required.
Patients seeking obstetrics and gynaecology consultation in Kolkata can enquire about Dr. Priya Singh through Fortis Hospital & Kidney Institute, Gariahat. Her professional role, appointment availability and the specific procedures offered should be confirmed with the hospital before arranging a consultation.
Antenatal care involves regular medical assessment during pregnancy to monitor maternal health and fetal development. Consultations may include blood pressure checks, ultrasound scans, blood investigations and nutritional guidance. The frequency of visits and investigations depends on gestational age, pregnancy history and any identified maternal or fetal risk factors.
Normal vaginal delivery involves childbirth through the birth canal when maternal and fetal conditions permit. Care during labour includes monitoring contractions, maternal vital signs and fetal well-being. Clinical decisions depend on labour progress, pregnancy complications and the need for medical intervention or assisted delivery.
A caesarean section is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through incisions in the abdomen and uterus. It may be recommended for selected maternal or fetal indications. Assessment includes pregnancy history, fetal condition, anaesthetic considerations and individual risks. Postoperative monitoring supports safe recovery.
A pregnancy is considered high risk when maternal health conditions, obstetric complications or fetal concerns increase the possibility of adverse outcomes. Care may require additional screening, closer monitoring and collaboration with relevant specialists. Delivery planning is individualised according to the nature and severity of the identified risks.
Postnatal care focuses on the mother's physical and emotional recovery after childbirth. Assessment may include bleeding, wound healing, blood pressure, breastfeeding concerns and emotional well-being. Follow-up helps identify complications and provides guidance on nutrition, family planning, recovery and routine maternal healthcare.
Menstrual disorders may cause irregular periods, excessive bleeding, painful menstruation or missed cycles. Possible causes include hormonal changes, uterine abnormalities and other medical conditions. Evaluation involves medical history, clinical examination and selected investigations. Treatment depends on the diagnosis, symptoms and reproductive goals.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a hormonal and metabolic disorder that may cause irregular periods, acne, excessive hair growth and fertility difficulties. Evaluation includes symptom assessment and selected laboratory investigations. Management may involve lifestyle changes, menstrual regulation, metabolic screening and fertility treatment when appropriate.
Gynaecological infections can affect the vagina, cervix or upper reproductive tract. Symptoms may include unusual discharge, irritation, pelvic pain or fever. Assessment helps identify the underlying cause through examination and appropriate testing. Treatment may involve antimicrobial medication and additional care depending on the infection.
Family planning consultations help individuals understand reproductive choices, pregnancy spacing and available contraceptive methods. Recommendations consider health conditions, age, future pregnancy plans and personal preferences. Counselling includes discussing the effectiveness, benefits, possible side effects and suitability of different methods.
Infertility evaluation investigates possible reasons why pregnancy has not occurred after an appropriate period of trying. Assessment may include menstrual and ovulation history, reproductive imaging, hormonal tests and evaluation of the male partner. Treatment depends on the findings and may require referral for specialised fertility care.
Abnormal uterine bleeding includes menstrual bleeding that is unusually heavy, prolonged, frequent or occurs between periods. Potential causes include hormonal disturbances, polyps, fibroids and other uterine conditions. Evaluation may involve blood tests, pregnancy testing, ultrasound or further examination based on age and clinical findings.
Painful menstruation, or dysmenorrhoea, can cause lower abdominal cramps and interfere with daily activities. Some cases are related to normal menstrual processes, while others may be associated with endometriosis or pelvic disorders. Treatment depends on symptom severity and may include medication and investigation of underlying causes.
Contraceptive counselling provides information about pregnancy prevention options, including barrier methods, oral contraceptives, intrauterine devices and long-acting reversible contraception. The appropriate choice depends on medical history, preferences and future fertility plans. Counselling also addresses possible side effects and protection against sexually transmitted infections.
Anaemia during pregnancy can develop because of iron deficiency or other nutritional and medical factors. It may cause fatigue, weakness and reduced exercise tolerance. Assessment includes blood investigations and evaluation of possible causes. Treatment may involve nutritional advice, iron supplementation or additional medical care according to severity.
Gestational diabetes develops when blood glucose becomes elevated during pregnancy. Screening is recommended according to antenatal care guidelines and individual risk factors. Management may include nutritional planning, activity modification, blood glucose monitoring and medication when needed. Maternal and fetal monitoring helps guide ongoing care and delivery planning.
General gynaecological consultation addresses menstrual concerns, pelvic symptoms, vaginal health, contraception and other reproductive health questions. Evaluation involves reviewing medical history, discussing symptoms and performing appropriate examinations or investigations. Recommendations may include preventive screening, treatment or referral for specialist procedures when indicated.
MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), DNB (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
Antenatal Care, Pregnancy Monitoring, Normal Vaginal Delivery Care, Caesarean Section Care, High-Risk Pregnancy Assessment, Postnatal Care, Menstrual Disorder Evaluation, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Management, Gynaecological Infection Assessment, Family Planning Consultation, Contraceptive Counselling, Infertility Evaluation, General Gynaecology Consultation, Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Assessment, Reproductive Health Counselling.
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Quick answers to common questions about Dr. Priya Singh
Dr. Priya Singh is an Obstetrics & Gynaecology Senior Resident associated with Fortis Hospital & Kidney Institute in Kolkata. Her reported areas of clinical care include pregnancy monitoring, general gynaecology and women's reproductive health.
She holds MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) and DNB (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), as confirmed by Fortis Healthcare.
Fortis lists 2 years of experience and Satyug reports more than 2 years. The exact total duration of her medical career has not been established.
Antenatal care and pregnancy monitoring are among her reported areas of practice. These consultations may include maternal health assessment, screening and evaluation of fetal development.
High-risk pregnancy care is listed in her supplementary profile. Patients should confirm her role and the availability of a senior obstetric team when specialist or hospital-based monitoring is required.
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