Dr. Preeti Rastogi
Obstetrics & Gynaecologist
Fortis Memorial Research Institute , Gurgaon, India24 Years of experience
Speaks: Hindi , English
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Obstetrics & Gynaecologist
Fortis Memorial Research Institute , Gurgaon, India24 Years of experience
Speaks: Hindi , English
The conditions that Gynecologist Laparoscopic Surgeon like Preeti Rastogi treats are listed below:
The Gynecologist Laparoscopic Surgeon has performed many Endometriosis surgery. In endometriosis, the tissue lining your uterus grows outside. When it comes to treating endometriosis, the doctor may recommend surgery in case of severe pain and medication does not help.
Some of the signs and symptoms of different types of gynecological conditions are:
The above symptoms can be mild or severe and hint at a wide range of gynecological conditions. You should not panic if you experience any of the above symptoms. Many conditions are effectively treated. Living with pain or stress regarding the symptoms is unnecessary. If your symptoms indicate a serious health concern, consult a gynecologist for proper diagnosis and treatment. Post diagnosis, the doctor will start suitable treatment.
Dr Preeti Rastogi is available between 11 and 5 pm. The doctor works for 40-50 hours every week. The specialists work five days a week and also attend emergency calls. The gynecologist sees approximately 20-25 patients in a day.
The list of popular procedures that Dr Preeti Rastogi perform is given below:
Surgery is more preferred for ovarian cysts. Ovarian Cystectomy is a surgical procedure that is performed to remove an ovarian cyst by preserving the fertility and ovary. Ovarian cysts are the fluid-fill sacs formed in the ovaries and lined by a very thin layer. Any ovarian follicle that is larger than three centimeters is called an ovarian cyst.
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A Gynecologist Laparoscopic Surgeon is medical professionals who specialize in women’s reproductive health. The doctor is specialized in a minimally invasive approach that lets the surgeon operate without making large incisions. They handle a wide range of problems, including pregnancy, obstetrics, and childbirth, fertility issues, menstruation, and sexually transmitted diseases, hormone disorders, and others. The Gynecologist Laparoscopic Surgeon also performs minimally invasive surgery for cervical, ovarian, and other reproductive cancers. Some gynecologists also work as obstetricians, who provide care in pregnancy and birth. If a gynecologist has experience in obstetrics, they are referred to as an OB-GYN.
A Gynecologist Laparoscopic Surgeon orders or performs the below-given tests to confirm gynecologist conditions:
Every condition has different signs and symptoms. An individual might not show the same set of signs for a condition and the severity of symptoms may also vary. You need to see a gynecologist if you have persistent symptoms. The doctor will perform some tests to detect the condition and plan the treatment as per the diagnostic report.
Regularly visiting a gyno is very essential for the health of female reproductive organs. Below listed are some symptoms that suggest that you must see a Gynecologist Laparoscopic Surgeon so that condition can be diagnosed:
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Last Reviewed - January 2026