1. Q: Can I visit a gynecologist without a referral?

A: Yes. You can book a consultation directly for irregular periods, pregnancy, PCOS, infertility, vaginal discharge, menopause, or any women's health concern. 2. Q: When should I take a pregnancy test? A: A urine pregnancy test is usually reliable after you miss your period. If the result is negative but your period still doesn't come, consult your gynecologist. 3. Q: Is irregular menstruation normal? A: Occasional irregularity can happen, but frequent irregular periods may be due to PCOS, thyroid problems, stress, or hormonal imbalance and should be evaluated. 4. Q: What causes white vaginal discharge? A: Normal discharge is common, but discharge with itching, foul smell, or pain may indicate an infection and needs medical evaluation. 5. Q: When should I get my first pregnancy ultrasound? A: The first scan is generally recommended around 6–8 weeks to confirm pregnancy location, viability, and due date. 6. Q: Can PCOS be cured? A: PCOS is a long-term condition, but symptoms can be effectively managed with lifestyle changes, medication, and regular follow-up. 7. Q: Is infertility always due to the woman? A: No. Fertility issues can involve either partner or both, so evaluation of both partners is recommended.