Adolescent & Teen Gynaecology

Adolescent & Teen Gynaecology – Care for Young Girls

Adolescence is a sensitive and transformative phase in a girl’s life. Physical, emotional, and hormonal changes during the teenage years require specialized gynaecological care. At Agrawal Clinic, we provide a safe, friendly, confidential, and comfortable environment for adolescents and teens to discuss concerns openly without fear or hesitation.

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Why Teen Girls Need a Gynaecologist?

• To monitor healthy puberty and menstrual development
• To detect and manage period-related disorders early
• To provide guidance on hygiene, infections, and overall reproductive health
• To offer age-appropriate counselling for physical and emotional changes
• Dysmenorrhea in Adolescents – Complete Guide

Common Issues Managed in Adolescent Girls

We provide expert care for a wide range of teenage gynaecology concerns:

🔸 Puberty & Growth Concerns

• Delayed puberty (late development of breasts or periods)
• Early puberty (precocious puberty)
• Excessive or minimal hair growth, acne due to hormonal imbalance

🔸 Menstrual Problems

• Irregular cycles after 2 years of menarche
• Painful periods (Dysmenorrhea)
• Heavy bleeding or spotting between periods
• Missing periods

🔸 PCOS in Teens

• Acne, weight gain, excessive facial hair
• Irregular periods
• Early diagnosis & long-term health guidance

🔸 Hygiene & Infection-Related Issues

• White discharge, itching, burning sensation
• Recurrent urinary infections
• Fungal or bacterial infections

🔸 Breast Concerns

• Breast pain, lumps, asymmetry
• Guidance on normal breast development

🔸 HPV Vaccine Counselling & Vaccination

• Safe and recommended for ages 9–26
• Protects against cervical cancer
• Complete vaccination schedule guidance

🔸 Emotional & Body-Image Counselling

We understand a teen’s sensitivity. We provide compassionate guidance on:

• Physical and emotional changes
• Body confidence and self-esteem
• Managing stress during adolescence

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What to Expect During the Visit

We maintain a supportive, non-judgmental, and private environment for every teen.

• Friendly discussion to understand concerns
• No intimate examination unless medically needed
• Parent or guardian present only if the teen is comfortable
• Age-appropriate counselling and education
• Strictly confidencial

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Education & Awareness for Teens

We offer guidance on:

• Menstrual hygiene
• Diet & lifestyle for hormonal balance
• Safe use of sanitary products
• Managing period pain
• Understanding body changes during puberty

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Why Choose Agrawal Clinic for Teen Gynaecology?

• 27+ years of experience
• Friendly, empathetic, teen-friendly approach
• Expert in menstrual & hormonal disorders
• Strong focus on counselling, comfort, and privacy
• Trusted by parents and adolescents alike

📍 When Should a Teen Visit a Gynaecologist?

If your daughter has any of the following, a consultation is advised:

Emotional stress or body-image issues

Periods have not started by age 15

Severe pain or heavy bleeding during periods

Irregular periods for more than 2 years after first period

Excessive hair growth, acne, or sudden weight changes

Recurrent white discharge or infections

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FAQs – Adolescent & Teen Gynaecology

Q1. What is the right age for a girl’s first gynaecology visit?

Girls can visit anytime after their first period or earlier if there are concerns like delayed puberty or severe pain.

Q2. Is a physical examination required during the first visit?

No. Usually the first visit includes only counselling. Examination is done only if medically needed and with consent.

Q3. Should parents accompany their teen?

Yes, but only if the teen is comfortable. Teens may also speak to the doctor privately if they wish.

Q4. Is the consultation confidential?

Yes. Privacy and confidentiality are strictly maintained to help teens feel safe and open up comfortably.

Q5. Can teens get the HPV vaccine?

Yes. HPV vaccine is recommended for girls aged 9–26 years to reduce the risk of cervical cancer.

Q6. Are menstrual irregularities normal in teens?

Mild irregularities are common for the first 2 years after menarche. If it persists longer, evaluation is advised.