Dr. Manjula Deepak

Dr. Manjula Deepak

MBBS,DNB,DGO
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Bengaluru
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700
18 Years
501
English, Kannada, Tamil, Hindi
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About Doctor

Dr. Manjula Deepak is well-respected for her versatility, having fulfilled prominent roles at leading hospitals and institutions across various socioeconomic strata. In addition to her vast clinical experience, Dr. Manjula has also been active in the world of academia, having taught undergraduate and postgraduate medical and nursing students at St. John's Hospital and Medical College, Bangalore.

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What our customers are saying about:

Dr. Manjula Deepak

I would like to express my immeasurable, tremendous and abundant of thanks to Srimati. Dr. Manjula Deepak, Cloudnine hospital, HRBR Layout, Bangalore. We can’t call her a doctor, she is greater than a goddess. I have, Ramya Sri and Sowmya Sri, two daughters. Soumya had taken treatment at Hyderabad. Her diagnoses were not proper. Due to this, there was a misunderstanding in my family. However, by the grace of god, we had approached Dr Manjula, at Cloudnine, HRBR Bangalore. She had given us good and friendly treatment. I have not seen this type of doctor in the whole of Andrapradesh, in all my life of 55 years, She is the backbone of cloud nine management, she is has a good, patient, friendly and optimised mentality. Nowadays money is not at all constraint. I hope & extend the same service to the public. Once again thanks to the management for selecting this type of Doctor.

Mrs. Moumita I Cloudnine Hospital, HRBR Layout I Testimonials

Our Journey with Cloudine Hospital went very well. Dr. Manjula Deepak is one of the finest doctors we've met. We met her during the preconception phase, and she guided 4 through the journey. The staff were accommodating throughout. We are delighted. Thank you for this experience.

Mrs. Deepa I Cloudnine Hospital, HRBR Layout I Testimonials

We were delighted to deliver under the care of Dr. Manjula Deepak at Cloudnine Hospital. She was amazing and we trusted her completely. Despite having a twin pregnancy, we were to carry on until 37 weeks, thanks to Dr. Manjula Deepak. We are very satisfied.

Mrs. Nagashree I Cloudnine Hospital, HRBR Layout I Testimonials

We want to thank Dr. Manjula Deepak for all her support from the beginning of the journey. She always provided the proper guidance during all the challenging phases of the journey. The staff were very supportive throughout our stay. Thank you so much.

Mrs. Leena Mathur I Cloudnine Hospital, HRBR Layout I Testimonials

I chose to have my second baby with Cloudine Hospital because I was pleased with their holistic environment. Dr. Manjula Deepak patiently answered all my questions, and my elective C-section went very smoothly. I gladly recommend Cloudine Hospital.

Mrs. Pravilika I Cloudnine Hospital, HRBR Layout I Testimonials

We got pregnant and were anxious due to underlying thyroid issues and PCOS. Our friends suggested consulting Dr. Manjula Deepak, who patiently answered all our queries and calmly took care of all the complications. We will recommend Dr. Manjula Deepak and Cloudnine Hospital to all.

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Dr. Manjula Deepak

Irregular Periods & Pregnancy Chances - Causes | TIPS TO GET PREGNANT FASTI Dr. Manjula Deepak
"Irregular periods does cause difficulty in conception. There are various causes for irregular periods. To have regular periods, there is a HPO axis, which is a Hypothalamo pituitary ovarian axis. This is related form the brain to the ovaries then to the uterus, then the bleeding occurs. Any causes which will lead to irregular periods, which can be a Hypothalamic cause or an ovarian cause or a uterine cause which can lead to irregular periods. It becomes very important for us to know whether the irregular periods is just due to a physiological condition or a pathological condition. As long as we know it is a physiological condition, you need not worry that it can lead to pregnancy difficulty. There are various causes for physiological condition. It can be a stress or drug induced or nutritional defect or vigorous exercise. In these conditions you need not worry that there is any issue with the pregnancy but there are certain pathological conditions like a tumor in the brain or an abnormality in the uterus, where there is a fibroid or uterine tuberculosis or an ovarian cause which is the commonest being polycystic ovarian disease or endometriotic cyst. It can also have a defect in the vagina where here can be absence of vaginal septas. In these conditions there can be irregular periods. In that condition there is a difficulty in conceiving and you need to require to take guidance from your obstetrician"
Normal Vs Abnormal Periods| Is your Monthly Cycle Irregular-Signs & Symptoms I Dr. Manjula Deepak
"What is regular periods? Every woman will have a variation in their periods. Normally we call it in a range of 21 to 35 days and bleeding for about 5 to 6 days is considered as normal. Any deviation from this scenario is considered as irregular period. If a woman has less than, for every 21 days or she gets more than 35 days, then it is considered a s irregular period or the frequency and the amount of the bleeding generally we have for 5 days to 8 days of bleeding, when the bleeding goes beyond 8 days and it is excessive generally the first 2 days of bleeding it is excessive, can be associated with a little bit of clots, but if the clots continue for more than 5th day of the cycle and you see tissues continuing for more than 4 days, then this is the scenario where you have to considered as irregular period. Irregular period has many names, one is oligomenorrhea, that is if your cycles go more than 35 days, amenorrhea is when you don’ t have cycles for more than 6 months, hypomenorrhea is when your cycles have presented for juts 1st day or maximum 2nd day. Or you just have sporting. Third is menorrhagia, is when your cycles is heavier or clotting or tissue passing for more than 3 rd day. Or intermenstrual bleeding in between your cycles is when you have regular cycles. All this is considered as regular and also most important in married woman is post coital bleeding. If this persists for 3 cycles, you need to visit your doctor"
Cause of Irregular Periods | Menstrual Irregularity | Hormonal Cause & More I Dr. Manjula Deepak
"To have regular cycles we have something called hypothalamus which is in the brain, ovaries which is responding to your uterine axis. There are hormones secreted in the hypothalamus which is called as GnRH hormone which goes into the pituitary gland to produce a hormone called as FSH and LH. This will act on the ovaries to produce the main two hormones called as estrogen and progesterone. These are responsible for regular ovulation and this causes regular bleeding. Whenever there is pathology in the hypothalamus or pituitary or ovarian cause. This causes irregular cycles. So the irregular cycles causes hypothalmo pituitary axis, that is as simple as stress related or going through anxiety period or nutritional imbalance, like excessive eating or vigorous exercise. Can be as simple as antihypertensive or antipsychotics or tumors in the brain. Second coming into thyroid gland. Thryoid abnormalities can cause a lot of irregular cycles. Coming to the ovaries, ovarian tumors, commonest cause being endometriotic cyst. Uterine abnormality like fibroid uterus, endometriosis or adenomyosis uterus or any tumors or common in Indian scenario called as tuberculosis uterus or vaginal infections, vaginal septum, absence of the uterus in vagina, all these conditions can cause these conditions"
When to see doctor for Irregular Periods? | Menorrhagia, Oligomenorrhea & more | Dr. Manjula Deepak
"To see a doctor for irregular cycles we have to understand what is irregular cycle. There are a lot of variation in the normal cycle . Normal cycle ranges from 21 to 35 days. Woman having 21 to 35 days cycle for 4 to 5 days in the cycle is considered as normal. If you skip for 4 to 5 days it is still considered as normal. So when it deviates from the normal, when you are having normal cycles according to your cycles but for the last 3 months you are seeing any regular cycles. So for the last 3 months you see any irregular cycles. So atleast 3 moths you need to maintain your calendar. If your cycles goes less than 21 days that is you are hag frequent cycles or you are having frequent cycles that is more than 35 days that is infrequent cycles, that is when we think there is some deviation. third thing is when the bleeding is excessive, that is more than the normal 5 to 6 days that is more than 8 days and there are lot of clots and tissues passing in the first 2 days of your cycles, and you see clotting even after 4th or 5th day and you see some tissue s coming out even on the 4th or 5th day, of your menstruation is painful that persists for more than 4th days or 5 the day and I also told there is a condition called as hypomenorrhea, that is your cycles stay only for first days or second day. you have regular cycles but you see only spots for 1 or 2 days that is hypomenorrhea. In menorrhagia you have cycles for more than 8 days. Third is oligomenrrhea, that is once in more than 35 days, like 1 month skip, 2 month skip or 3 month skip. Fourth is intermenstrual bleeding, in between your cycles you see spotting or bleeding. Fifth is polymenorrhagia is where your cycles are excessive and it comes in once in less than 21 days and all these condition you have to visit a doctor and all these persist for more than 3 months of cycles and it is better to go for investigation"
Tests for Irregular Periods | Blood Test, Hormonal test, Abdominal scan & More I Dr. Manjula Deepak
"The tests we do for irregular periods depends on the cause of irregular periods. The causes can be from the brain that is the hypothalamopituitary axis, or in the ovaries or the uterus. Our investigations depends on where can be the pathology. So a simple history taking will help us diagnose. So a good menstrual history is very important. Second we may just do an examination, just to look if the area is very normal, with a hymen or if there is an infection. Third is we do the blood test, that is we do hormonal tests to see if the menstrual flow is good. So we do a few array of hormonal test. To name them they are the follicular stimulating hormone luteinizing hormone, estrogen, progesterone and most important is the thyroid and the prolactin. So if there is any variation in that, if it is a thyroid we can address the issue. If it is a pituitary gland, then we do a little bit of investigation. If the hormone levels are normal, we do the next level of abdominal scans. There are two types of abdominal scans that is transabdominal or transvaginal. Most of the times the radiologist will ask for a transvaginal scan because most of the organs could be probably seen in a better view doing a transvaginal scan. If you are not comfortable and if you feel there are tumors in the ovary, we would what a transabdominal scan as well. This will tell us the ovarian and uterine cause. Tuberculosis of the uterus is some condition were we would want to do a diagnostic D&C and test for TB of the uterus also if it becomes beyond this stage where it shows normal in the uterus , ovaries or the hormonal assay we may have to go upto the brain tissues where we have to do MRI of the brain called as prolactinomas and a CT scan. Even some of the investigation like knowing the karyotyping of a woman may be required"
High Stress & Irregular Periods | Avoid Stress & Regularize Your Periods I Dr. Manjula Deepak
"Going back to the causes, most important are cerebral cortex, which hold hypothalamus and pituitary gland. Menstruation starts by a hormone secretion in the hypothalamus and pituitary called as GnRH hormone. Whenever there is a variation of these hormones there is a variation of estrogen and progesterone leading to irregular cycles. Stress doesn’t mean sleepless nights, emotional imbalance, psychological shock. Stress could be in the form of drug abuse, antipsychotic drugs or eating disorders like binge eating, stress eating, where you put on a lot of fat in the body or malnutrition where you are avoiding to eat. Stress can be due to excessive exercise. People have a lot of craving to zero size. Doing exercise that your body is not used to, excessive vigorous exercise, where you are losing a lot of body fat or putting on a lot of weight, where you have sedentary lifestyle, excessive weight gain. All these are related to a hypothalamus abnormality, where the GnRH hormone is reduced and because of this there is either stimulation or depression of these hormones which leads to irregular cycles"

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FAQs about

Dr. Manjula Deepak

Which city and centers, does Dr. Manjula Deepak practice at, on Cloudnine?

Dr Manjula Deepak practices at HRBR Layout, Bangalore.

How can I book an appointment with Dr. Manjula Deepak?

You can book a consultation with Dr. Manjula Deepak via 'Cloudnine' app, through the Cloudnine website, a phone call on the customer care no, or directly from the hospital.

Why do people consult with Dr. Manjula Deepak?

Patients frequently visit Dr. Manjula Deepak for concerns like pregnancy, maternity, and gynecology consultations and treatments.

When can I book an appointment?

Anytime via 'Cloudnine' app or Cloudnine's website.

What is Dr. Manjula Deepak's education qualification?

Dr. Manjula Deepak has the following qualifications: MBBS,DNB,DGO.

What is Dr. Manjula Deepak a specialist for?

Dr. Manjula Deepak is an OB-GYN specialist.

Dr. Manjula Deepak - Cloudnine Hospital

Dr. Manjula Deepak is the best Gynecologist in HRBR Layout, Bangalore, which is nearby Keshava Nagar, Ajamalppa Layout & Babusabpalya. Book Appointment Online, View doctor fees, read user reviews and real patient feedbacks, Contact Number - 099728 99728. Dr. Manjula is a Senior full time Consultant at Cloudnine Hospitals - Consult the best gynecology specialist nearby you. Dr. Manjula Deepak holds an MBBS,DNB and DGO.

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