Dr. B. Jalajakshi

I was looking for a good gynaec for my 2 nd pregnancy as I did not have a pleasant experience during my 1st delivery.I Got couple of referrals from my neighbour and my husband 's colleague about madam jalajakshi. I visited her only from 5th month as initially was consulting another doctor in a reputed hospital but was not very happy. Jaljakshi mam was very good right from my first interaction. She fills you with positivity and makes you feel comfortable just like a friend.since I had post delivery headache during 1st pregnancy,she took great care *** **** **** ********* *** ** *** ******** **** ****** **** *** *** **** ** **** ******* my heartfelt thanks to you mam from our family.

Being on the patient side, One half that we look forward for satisfaction when we consult a new doctor is the treatment part and the other apparently bigger part is the experience of spending time with the doctor. I must say that Dr. Jalajakshi is one amongst very few gynaecologists in Bengaluru that I have met who seems very sensible, sensitive to patient's emotions, warm, receptive and open-minded. I'm really glad to find her who's so welcoming and friendly. Her multitasking abilities with the kind and calm composure is very impressive to witness. Ultimately my search for a right Gynaecologist for my family ended after meeting her. Although we waited for nearly 4 hours post the scheduled appointment time, I'm glad that it's worth it.

A very experienced doctor , understands our problems very well ... I had been for my twin pregnancy and was very satisfied with her treatment

Waiting time is more than 3 hrs for a 2 mins consultation. She saw my reports and shooed me away saying everything is normal, didn't prescribe me any vitamins or tell me what is to be done as my reports indicate severe deficiency in iron, haemoglobin, TSH etc. It's the responsibility of a doctor to holistically treat a patient not just look at a single ailment the patient visited for. Needless to say I will have to visit another doctor. Please streamline your appointment and operations system. Allocate time to patients and try to maintain punctuality. Is it so hard to follow an appointment system rather than first come first serve basis ? I pity the pregnant ladies who have to sit on a chair for hours waiting in line.