Your Waiting Room Might Be Your Most Important Consultation Space: The Art of Connection
There’s a peculiar alchemy that happens in the moments before a patient enters your consultation room. It’s not captured in medical textbooks or residency rotations, yet it might determine whether that patient returns to your practice or searches for care elsewhere.
Finally, Women Redesign Women’s Healthcare: The Lilium Revolution
How many of your patients have shown resistance or hesitance in going through a pap smear or an examination where a speculum might be used? I know. Here’s the good news. Finally, you can offer them something better instead of dreading the cold, metallic “duck-bill” contraption that’s haunted women’s medical experiences since the 1840s.
Mayflower July-August 2025 Update
Just a peak into everything that is happening at mayflower, and its a lot trust me. 🎗️ EndoStrong Event 3.0: A Community Gathering Like No Other.
The Kegella Chair: A hit at Mayflower’s Aesthetic Clinic
Last week, I had three conversations with Dr Ravina Patel, Gynec-cosmetologist at Mayflower Aesthetic Clinic, that made it perfectly clear to me why the Kegella Chair has instantly become so popular at Mayflower. A 32-year-old mother confessed she’s stopped exercising because “I pee myself doing jumping jacks.”
The Pelvimetry Plot Twist
Here’s a question that might make you pause: When was the last time you questioned whether the pelvic measurements we’ve been using since your grandmother’s era are actually… accurate? Buckle up, because we’re about to dive into one of obstetrics’ best-kept secrets – and it’s more fascinating than you’d think.
Fetal Surgery for TTTS Performed Successfully at Mayflower
A couple came, twenty weeks into what should be the most thrilling chapter of their lives, shuffling into our fetal medicine unit clutching a thick file of ultrasound prints and devastating news: Termination may be your safest option.
Behind Every Misdiagnosis, There’s a Woman Still in Pain
Endometriosis. A word that far too often hides in the shadows of women’s health. Despite affecting 1 in 10 women globally, it remains one of the most commonly misdiagnosed, under-treated, and misunderstood conditions — with women often waiting up to 7–10 years for an accurate diagnosis.
What the Surgeon misses when they move too fast
There’s a quiet anxiety that comes with being a surgeon today. We’re quicker, sharper, and far more efficient than we were just a decade ago. Diagnostic tools have improved. Laparoscopic setups are slicker. Conferences are louder. And yet, in the middle of all this speed and shine, something often gets missed.
How Minimally Invasive Fibroid Treatments Are Reshaping Gynecology
If someone had told you a decade ago that uterine fibroids—a condition affecting nearly 80% of women by age 50—could be treated without a single incision, no hospital stay, and barely a day off work, you’d probably raise a skeptical brow.
Emotional Intelligence in Gynaecological Practice
In the heart of Ahmedabad, Dr. Ravina Patel’s OPD, in Mayflower Women’s Hospital buzzed with the usual activity. Amid the routine, a new patient, Ayesha Khan, 29, (name changed) presented with chronic pelvic pain.