A calmer first conversation about periods.
Age-appropriate consultations for girls and their families, with privacy, gentle explanations and referral when specialised care is needed.
When a first conversation helps
Age-appropriate consultations for girls and their families, with privacy, gentle explanations and referral when specialised care is needed. Bring a record of symptoms, relevant reports and the questions you want answered. Dr. Rina’s role as an MBBS general physician is to listen, examine where appropriate, consider initial investigations and guide follow-up or referral.
Concerns to discuss
- First period questions
- Cycles in the first years
- Heavy bleeding in teenagers
- School and camp education
What happens next?
There is no single test or treatment that fits everyone. The next step depends on age, medical history, pregnancy possibility, medications, the pattern of symptoms and examination. For specialist procedures or complex gynaecological concerns, referral to a qualified gynaecologist may be appropriate.
Heavy bleeding with fainting, severe pain, or bleeding after menopause deserves prompt medical assessment. If symptoms are acute or severe, seek urgent care.
Read before your visit
- A Girl’s First Period: What to Expect and How to Prepare →
- Irregular Periods in Teenagers: What Is Common and What Needs Review? →
- Heavy Periods in Teenagers: Signs That Need Attention →
- No First Period by Age 15: When to Ask a Doctor →
Consultations are at R.K. Hospital & Research Centre, Indrapuri, Bhopal.