Looking for a gynaecologist in Vasco-da-Gama?
Medically reviewed by our consultant obstetrician & gynaecologist (MBBS, MS OBG). Last reviewed: 1 November 2026.
If you need a gynaecologist in Vasco da Gama, Pai Hospital is right here in Vaddem, Vasco. The Pai Hospital Team sees women for period problems, PCOS, fibroids, pregnancy and delivery, menopause and keyhole surgery. The hospital has its own laboratory and is open 24 hours for emergencies.
What happens at a gynaecology visit?
The first visit is mostly a conversation. The doctor asks about your periods, any pain or discharge, past pregnancies and the medicines you take. An examination is done only if it is needed, and only with your consent. You are welcome to bring a family member or friend with you.
At the end you leave with a clear plan: what the problem is likely to be, which tests will help, and what happens next. Bring your old reports and scan prints. They save time and avoid repeat tests.
Are your periods too heavy, too painful or irregular?
Periods that soak through pads every hour or two for several hours in a row, last more than a week, come twice a month or stop for months are worth checking. So is pain that keeps you away from work or college. Often the cause can be found with simple tests. Read more on heavy or abnormal bleeding.
Could it be PCOS?
PCOS is common in young women. It can show up as irregular periods, acne, weight gain or extra hair on the face and body. It is managed over time with lifestyle steps and, where needed, medicines. See PCOS explained.
Advice on choosing or changing contraception is part of a routine visit. See family planning in Goa.
What if I have been told I have fibroids?
Fibroids are non-cancerous lumps of muscle in the womb. Many cause no trouble and only need watching. Others cause heavy bleeding, pressure or pain, and may need medicines or surgery. The choice depends on their size, their position and your plans for a family. Read about fibroids of the uterus.
Can I have my pregnancy care and delivery in Vasco?
Book your first check-up soon after a positive pregnancy test. The same team then follows you through the check-ups, the birth and the days after. The hospital has its own labour room, its own operation theatre for caesareans, and a paediatrician on call for the newborn. A newborn who needs intensive care is referred to a neonatal unit. If your pregnancy needs closer watching, read about high-risk pregnancy care in Goa. See maternity and delivery at Pai Hospital.
Pelvic and pregnancy ultrasound is done in the hospital for its own patients. We do not carry out or offer sex determination of any kind; it is prohibited by law (PCPNDT Act).
Can a gynaecologist help with menopause symptoms?
Hot flushes, poor sleep, mood changes and dryness are common in the years around menopause. You do not have to simply put up with them, so talk them over at a visit. Any bleeding after periods have stopped for a year should always be checked. Read about menopause care and bleeding after menopause.
When is keyhole surgery used?
Some problems, such as certain fibroids, ovarian cysts and endometriosis, need an operation. Where it suits your case, this is done by keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery through small cuts, in the hospital's own operation theatre. The doctor explains why surgery is advised, what the other choices are, and what recovery looks like. See laparoscopic surgery in Goa.
Can I get my tests done in the hospital?
The hospital has its own laboratory for routine blood, urine and hormone tests.
Is the hospital open at night for emergencies?
Yes. Pai Hospital is open 24 hours for pregnancy and gynaecology emergencies, every day of the week. Consultations are held Monday to Saturday, 4 pm to 7 pm, by appointment. You do not need an appointment for an emergency. Just come in, or call on the way.
When should you come urgently?
- Bleeding that is very heavy, or with dizziness or fainting.
- Sudden, severe pain in the lower tummy, especially with a missed period.
- High fever with pain or a bad-smelling discharge.
- In pregnancy: bleeding, leaking fluid, a bad headache with swelling, or the baby moving less.
Read the full list of danger signs in pregnancy.
Trying for a baby?
If a pregnancy is taking longer than expected, the same consultation can start the check-up for both partners. Read about fertility treatment in Goa.
Where is the gynaecologist in Vasco?
Pai Hospital is in Vaddem, Vasco-da-Gama. Directions and phone numbers are on our contact page. See all gynaecology and fertility services in Goa and gynaecology questions answered. Written and reviewed by the Pai Hospital Team.
Where is the gynaecologist in Vasco?
At Pai Hospital in Vaddem, Vasco-da-Gama. Consultations are held Monday to Saturday, 4 pm to 7 pm, by appointment, and the hospital is open 24 hours for pregnancy and gynaecology emergencies.
Do I need a referral to see the gynaecologist?
No. You can book directly. Bring any old reports, scan prints and a list of the medicines you take.
Is there a laboratory in the hospital?
Yes. The hospital has its own laboratory for routine blood, urine and hormone tests.
Can my baby be delivered at Pai Hospital in Vasco?
Yes. The hospital has its own labour room and its own operation theatre for caesareans, and a paediatrician is on call for the newborn. A newborn who needs intensive care is referred to a neonatal unit.
When should I come to the hospital straight away?
Come at once for heavy bleeding, severe pain in the lower tummy, fainting, high fever, or, in pregnancy, leaking fluid or the baby moving less. Do not wait for an appointment.
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This page is for general education and is not personal medical advice. Treatment depends on your own examination and reports, so please speak to a doctor about your situation. We do not carry out or offer sex determination of any kind.