Well I am writing this after around 4 months of my wife's delivery and I want to Thank you Dr. Asha for our successful delivery of twin babies. Our first visit was around at 7 weeks and followed by at 12 weeks. During 7

Well I am writing this after around 4 months of my wife's delivery and I want to Thank you Dr. Asha for our successful delivery of twin babies. Our first visit was around at 7 weeks and followed by at 12 weeks. During 7 weeks of scan Dr. has confirmed the twin pregnancy and 12 weeks reports were completely normal with Monochorionic Diamniotic Twin Pregnancy (Twin share same placenta). Everything was going healthy and as recommended by Dr. , we went for next checkup/scan at around 20 weeks. During the initial scanning by Junior Dr. they got some doubt and after detailed scanning by senior specialists, they have confirmed that twins has developed "Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome"-Stage III; a rare pregnancy condition where one twin gives away more blood/nutrients than it receives in return and another one receives too much . If untreated both the babies will die eventually due to organ failure -possibly within one or two weeks. However, as per the suggestion of Dr. Asha and team we went to BFMC and did the Fetal Laser Ablation surgery within 1 week. Yes, obviously everything went well and the surgery was successful and again we visited Dr. Asha at around 27 weeks. Again after there were few complications like severe itching (Liver Cholestasis) in body, low hemoglobin level, Gestational diabetes etc. which Dr. Asha managed very efficiently. There are many instances in which she had guided us through WhatsApp message/call without any hesitation, even after normal working hours. Finally after our last ultrasound scanning Dr. had advised us to get admitted after 7 days and did some routine blood test. Report came one the same day night in which platelet count for my wife was around 80000 against the normal value of 2.5 lacs. Dr. Asha intervened immediately at 10 pm and directed the Motherhood Lab to do the test again. Obviously same report came within 1 hour which I received by WhatsApp itself. Dr. was doubting it could lead to HELLP syndrome and advised us to get admitted on the same night. Next day afternoon Dr. Asha did the cesarean delivery with two healthy babies. Yes, as I am writing this post after 4 months, both the babies are healthy and growing well. So I would recommend her and would go back if needed. 10 stars from my side.

We're grateful to have worked with such a knowledgeable, friendly Dr Asha Hiremath. There are not enough words to describe how thankful we are for your wonderful care during my wife's pregnancy, labor & delivery. You've

We're grateful to have worked with such a knowledgeable, friendly Dr Asha Hiremath. There are not enough words to describe how thankful we are for your wonderful care during my wife's pregnancy, labor & delivery. You've helped to bring a perfect miracle into our lives.

I was recommended to check Dr Asha Hiremath back in 2014 when I was struggling with different Gynaes suggesting procedures - higher revenue potential than conservative treatments. Dr Asha is an experienced doctor, not re

I was recommended to check Dr Asha Hiremath back in 2014 when I was struggling with different Gynaes suggesting procedures - higher revenue potential than conservative treatments. Dr Asha is an experienced doctor, not really aggressive on medical tests and treatments. She takes time to understand patient perspective and suggests best possible solution keeping patient concerns in view.

I prefer doctors who have the age old wisdom than a plethora of degrees and I am extremely comfortable with Dr Asha's treatment. Thank you Dr.

She had asked me to do sonography for irregular periods, which I did and the result was a thick endometrium. When I called to tell her about the report, she immediately asked me to get d&c done. And that too within 1 or

She had asked me to do sonography for irregular periods, which I did and the result was a thick endometrium. When I called to tell her about the report, she immediately asked me to get d&c done. And that too within 1 or 2 days. What I didn't find comfortable with this kind of diagnosis or decision was that she didn't even read the report in detail and I had just mentioned it in a call. Anyway, I consulted with another gynec and he said there's no need for d&c and prescribed medicines which actually stopped my periods. He went through all my previous records in great detail which I found missing in Dr Asha. Today, after another round of sonography, the examiner said there's no need for d&c.