Nest Hospital Thane, Dr. Ulka Natu, Maternity and Surgical Hospital

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Gynaecological
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Obstetric
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Yogic
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Dr. Ulka Natu

M.D., D.G.O.
Clinical Embryologist,
Advanced Diploma in Yoga,
Fellowship in Colposcopy

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About Dr. Ulka Natu

Dr Ulka's core interest is in :

Consulting Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, practicing since 33 years.

Embryologist

Yoga Teacher

Work Experience

Director of Nest Hospital, Naupada,thane (W)
Vice President of Ghantali Mitra Mandal, Ngo Working in Field of Yoga.
President,Nana Palkar Smriti Samiti,Thane Branch
Vice Chairperson Assessment Commitee Of Yoga Certification Board,Ministry Of Ayush,Government Of India.
Director of Prajnana Yoga Anusandhana Kendra
Chief Health Advisor, Niranjan Yoga Swasthya Kendra,GMM Thane
Chairperson, Board of Studies in Yoga and Allied Sciences, Kaivalyadhama,Lonavala,India
Adjunct Professor: Seth G S College Of Yoga ,Kaivalyadhama,Lonavala

Best Maternity and Surgical Hospital

Maternity & Surgical Hospital in Thane

For over three decades, Nest Hospital has been a beacon of medical excellence in the heart of Thane, serving our community with unwavering dedication and compassionate care. Inaugurated on 19th May 1991 by two distinguished alumni of KEM Hospital, Mumbai- the late Dr. Ajit M Natu, a renowned orthopedic and joint replacement surgeon, and Dr. Ulka A Natu, a leading obstetrician and gynecologist with extensive experience in women's healthcare.

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Journey of pregnancy does not start with conception but starts quite before that. When we plan any journey, we start preparation quite early so that journey will be hassle free. Similarly, we need preparation for pregnancy. That’s why there is need of pre-conception counselling.

In any community mothers and children constitute a priority group. In sheer numbers, they comprise approximately 70% population of the developing countries. In India women of child bearing age group (15-44 yrs) constitute 19% of total population. By virtue of their numbers, they should be the ideal consumers of health sciences. But unfortunately, the health of Indian women is intrinsically linked to their status in society. It is said that women enjoyed equal status with men in all fields of life in ancient India. Scriptures such as Rigveda, upanishadas, mention about sages and seers notably Gargi and Maitrayi.

Colposcopy is a medical diagnostic procedure used to closely examine a woman's cervix, vagina,and vulva for signs of disease, particularly after a Pap smear result which reveals abnormal results or if there is suspicion of conditions like cervical cancer, precancerous changes, genital warts, or other abnormalities in the cervical tissue.

A menstrual disorder refers to any condition that affects a woman's normal menstrual cycle. The menstrual cycle is a monthly process in which the female body prepares for a potential pregnancy, typically involving the shedding of the uterine lining if pregnancy does not occur, which results in menstruation (a period).

Yogic practices decrease the sympathetic tone; they bring about decrease in peripheral vascular resistance. In a study reported by Damodaran Asha et al, yogic practices bring reduction in blood pressure, blood glucose, VMA catecholamine levels. They suggest decrease in sympathetic oxidant stress due to regular yoga practices. Regular practice of asanas also probably promotes placental growth and vascularity. It might prove useful to reverse maternal endothelial dysfunction. Practice of Pranayama improves respiratory adaptability in pregnancy.