Obstetrics & Gynaecologist ·
Vejthani Hospital , Bangkok, Thailand
19 Years of experience ·
Languages Spoken: Thai , English
Listed below are some of the conditions that a gynecologist Chalida Raorungrot treats:
Some of the most common gynecological conditions treated by gynecologists include ovarian cysts, pelvic pain, endometriosis, and uterine fibroids. Effective treatments for ovarian cysts include birth control pills, Laparoscopy, and Laparotomy. Common treatment options for endometriosis include pain medications, hormone therapy, and surgery. Sometimes, pelvic pain is managed with medications such as antibiotics if necessary.
If you have any of the below-listed symptoms, your primary care doctor may refer you to a gynecologist:
Gynecological conditions produce symptoms that may vary and might be mild or severe. Also, they can be an indication of some minor disorders and symptoms of more serious conditions. You must not ignore any symptom which lasts for a while or recurs even if it is not linked to any pain. Speak with your doctor if you experience painful cramps, abdominal pain, and heavy bleeding between periods as these could indicate more serious health issues.
The gynecologist’s average operating hours per week are 40-50 hours. The doctor is available for consultation five days per week. Besides this, the specialist also attends emergency calls on all days of the week. The doctor sees around 20-25 patients per day.
Some of the popular procedures that Dr Chalida Raorungrot performs are:
The doctor uses a holistic approach to perform the procedures. The condition of the patient is accessed completely by the doctor before performing any procedure to understand the risk associated with the procedure. The specialist is popular for their high success rate and patient-centric approach which helps fast recovery of the patient. With vast experience in performing even the most complex cases with high precision and accuracy, the doctor follows medical protocols in order to ensure patient safety. The doctor also consults with other specialists to design the best treatment plan.
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A gynecologist performs a wide variety of tests focused on women's health. They are responsible for performing exams on adult women to check their reproductive health. During the exam, the doctor physically examines the woman, performs STD test, does a breast exam, and monitors use of birth control. Gynecologists sometimes are certified as obstetricians, who look after the health of the mother and the child during pregnancy. There are many other works that a gynecologist handles like monitoring general health problems that generally a general physician addresses. They also perform diagnostic tests to find out the underlying conditions. Some other conditions that a gynecologist can treat are polycystic ovarian syndrome, cervical cancer.
Gynecologists perform the below-given tests to confirm conditions of female reproductive system:
Sometimes a gynecologist recommends a few screening tests, to look for problems in people who show no symptoms. If women show symptoms related to their reproductive system (or gynecologic symptoms), different tests to identify the condition causing these (diagnostic procedures) might need to be done. The doctor will perform some tests to detect the condition and plan the treatment as per the test report.
Health experts recommend that women should start visiting a gynecologist between the ages of 14 and 16. Around the age of 21, it is seen that women start having a pelvic exam a year. Besides your annual screening, you may need to visit a gynecologist when you experience any of the following symptoms:
Menstrual disorders are problems linked to a woman's menstrual cycle. These are one of the most common reasons why women need to visit their gynecologists. A small sample of the uterus is extracted to examine the abnormal cells.
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Last Reviewed - June 2026
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