Nisarg Women Healthcare

Alert : Long review Post

We had newly shifted to Pimple Saudagar and were expecting our first child , we were looking for good Doctor when i cam across Dr Manjusha mam and Nisarg women healthcare on Google , was surprised to see such positive reviews and comments for Mam which compelled us to visit Nisarg women healthcare for consultation.

The first visit itself made me realise that our decision is correct and those google reviews are very very true. I have seen very less Doctors who are so down to earth , compassionate and understanding. She guided us rather I would say she handled my wife with love and care thorough out the entire journey! My wife was bit scared with the entire Pregnancy tests and procedures , she had some preconceived notion about severe pains and complications she’ll be required to go in this entire pregnancy duration , but the way Mam calmed her down was amazing! I read one of the google review saying that Dr Manjusha treats her patient like her own Daughter - i can vouch for this , she really cared for my wife like her own daughter.

Dr Manjusha moulds her personality according to her patient, at the same time she is completely clear and concise about the steps , tests , medicines or procedures that are required to be done - No compromise over there ; Best part is there were no unnecessary medicines or test prescribed unlike practice in other clinics. She keeps track of every minute details or findings from the test and is proactive to give remedy for them to ensure smooth delivery. Finally we were blessed with Baby girl and delivery was done by Manjusha mam without any post complications, entire pregnancy was smoothly managed by Mam ! After this entire journey Dr Manjusha has become like family doctor for us , there is all together a different bond and comfort that has been established with her, primarily because of the way she took care of my wife in the entire pregnancy duration , Now we can’t even think of any doctor other than Manjusha mam specifically for OB-GYN !

Please do visit Nisarg women health care once if you’re looking to consult for Any kind of women health related issues, you’ll surely experience what i have shared as part of this review!

When I missed my period last year in July I had searched for best gynac in pimple Saudagar area and found Manjusha mam review and feedback on practo. I had visited her clinic which is located in pimple Saudagar. It was nice experience meeting with her. She explained in detail about pregnancy and started my treatment. Every month I had follow up appointment. During first scan we got to know about placenta previa and she strictly told now you can't travel more than 2 hour's take rest. Me and my husband was little bit worried about this placenta condition as this was my first pregnancy everything was new for us but Manjusha mam handled it very well. I continued my treatment till nine months in her clinic. During nine month she did pvt and got to know that my cervix is opened 3 cm. So she suggested that admit on 13 th March and will do delivery on 14'th as baby's weight was 3 kg during last growth scan. We were like how is it possible as there is no natural pains nothing has started and my expected due date is also 10-15 day's ahead. There also she explained what she is going to do and given two options either admit or wait till natural pains not started. We decided to go with mam as till now we followed her all the instructions. And finally on Monday 14'th March 2022 me and my husband blessed with Baby boy and delivery was normal. Within 5 hour's time span everything happened start from injecting pain till delivery. It was really amazing experience and I am very much thankful to Manjusha mam. Because of her my complete pregnancy time span and delivery was very smooth.

I recommend her to everyone if you want to do pregnancy treatment or any issues related to gynac please visit Nisarg clinic 😊😊

My experience with Dr.Manjusha ma'am has been awesome. She took care of me like a mother throughout my whole pregnancy journey. She made me feel that I'm a precious patient to her & sure it would do the same with other patients too. She knows her each patient so well that she remembers the whole case & her patient.When you discuss your problems be it small or big like feeling dizzy , cramps in legs or not feeling baby's kicks for half hour or so ,etc with her she will listen to you patiently and prescribe you medicines if needed rather than just ignoring saying that these are common in pregnancy. She gave you support and confidence in every difficult situation.during pregnancy she made sure that I take appropriate diet by suggesting me the right one.

Even during the delivery she made sure I was comfortable and not fearful. And after delivery she made sure I was well taken care of by giving me right medicines for the pain.

Dr Manjusha is very humble & a good listener.

She has always given enough time during regular visits unlike other doctor just talk to you for few min and you hv to wait for any further discussion until your next visit.

She is open to calling her at any time if there is a real need and she always give response to your each and every messages.

What more from a doctor you would want, a genuine, affordable , **** ************** having perfect skills and more of a mentor who has listening ears to you.

I thoroughly enjoyed my pregnancy under her guidance.

It's this motherly figure for which I would refer to everyone out there .

I truly appreciate her dedication.

I did not have a good experience during my second visit. I had initially approached the doctor for getting a cervical cancer vaccine. The doctor seemed ************* *** helpful and gave me my first dose of the vaccine called 'cervarix' on 11 Feb.

Subsequently, I visited the clinic one month later, on 11 March, for my second dose. I had called one day in advance to let them know that I was coming for the second dose of cervarix vaccine. I also confirmed this again prior to arriving. The doctor was not available when I arrived on 11 March and the injection was administered by a staff member. After I paid the requisite fee, I happened to ask for the bill. On the bill, I read the name of the injection as 'gardasil' (not cervarix). When I questioned this, the lady at the pharmacy told me that it was the *same* vaccine and only the company manufacturing it was different. ***** * *** **** ** ******** ** *** ********* *********** * *********** **** **** ******** *** * ******** ******* ********** ******* * ***** ** ***** ******* ******** * *** * ************ ******* ********** ******* * ****** This also explained the difference in the cost of the two vaccines. The lady at the pharmacy told me that since cervarix was not available, they had given me gardasil. She also argued about how the two vaccines were the same and I was wrong about the difference. Although I understand that there was a need to switch the vaccine due to a supply shortage, I have two major problems:

1. Why was I not informed about the change in vaccine prior to administration? As a patient, I should have been informed that they were changing my vaccine due to this reason. Neither was I informed of the change prior to the vaccination nor post it. I only got to know about it when *I* asked for the bill from the pharmacy.**** *** ********* **** *** *** ******** *** *** ****** ** ********** ********** While one might be used to complete the schedule of another in such circumstances, it is outrightly incorrect to say, left alone argue, that only the name of the manufacturing company is different. ********* * ** *** * ******* **** **** ****** *********** ** ********* ** *** ****** ****** *** *** *** ****** ** ********** *******

Apart from these two professional incompetencies, the vaccination schedule prescribed by the doctor did not appear accurate. She had stated the vaccination schedule as 0,1,3 months during my first visit. **** ** ** ******** ** *** ******** ** ***** ****** ********** ** *** ********* ******** **********Furthermore, it appears that there was some confusion about the schedule due to which, during my second visit, I was told by a staff member that the doctor had asked me to come for my third dose in July (which would be 5 months from my first dose). However, right before I was about to leave, the staff spoke to the doctor and confirmed that I should adhere to the initial schedule of 3 months and come in May. Such confusion has added to my concerns about the clinic and I will not be visiting it again.