Dr. Richa Patel
MBBS · DGO · Director
ObGyn (स्त्री एवं प्रसूति रोग विशेषज्ञ)
Gynaecologist and Obstetrician in Rewa
Dr Richa Patel
Director: Adarsh hospital & Research center
Dr. Richa Patel is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in Rewa and the Director of Adarsh Hospital and Research Centre. She has practised here for 21 years, long enough that women who came to her for their own delivery now bring their daughters to the same clinic.
Her work covers high risk pregnancy, difficulty in conceiving, PCOD, and gynaecological operations done through keyhole surgery. Being the Director of the hospital means a decision about your treatment is taken and acted on the same day, without waiting on anybody else’s approval.
Consultation Time
Monday to Sunday
11.00 AM to 01.00 PM
05.00 PM to 07.00 PM
OPD
Adarsh Hospital & Research Centre,
Sanjay Nagar, Rewa
1200+
Fibroid Surgeries Performed
9000+
High Risk Delivery Performed
10000+
Laparoscopic Surgeries Performed
- The procedure
Removing the Uterus Without a Cut on the Abdomen
Most women told they need a hysterectomy are frightened of two things, the scar and the recovery. Dr. Richa Patel performs non descent vaginal hysterectomy, where the uterus is removed without any cut on the stomach and without external stitches. She also performs laparoscopic hysterectomy, where the operation is done through small openings. Both mean less pain, a shorter stay and a return to housework in days rather than weeks. For a woman in a household where nobody else can run the kitchen, that difference decides whether she agrees to the operation at all.
Dr. Richa Patel's Core Specialities
Where twenty one years of local practice meets keyhole surgery.
High Risk Pregnancy Care
Pregnancies with high BP, sugar, twins, an earlier caesarean, an earlier miscarriage or a mother above 35. Checkups, sonography and delivery all happen at the same hospital, so a mother is never moved between facilities during labour.
Infertility Evaluation and Treatment
Laparoscopic Gynaecological Surgery
Hysterectomy, ovarian cyst removal, fibroid surgery and endometriosis, done through keyhole surgery or without any abdominal cut at all. Performed by the Director of the hospital herself.
Why see a gynaecologist in Rewa
A lot of women’s health problems in this region get carried quietly for years. Bleeding for seven or eight days a month becomes something a woman just plans around. Periods arriving once in three months are put down to age or exam stress. A sonography report showing a cyst gets folded into a file and kept in the almirah. None of this is carelessness. It is what happens when the nearest specialist feels far away and the problem does not seem urgent enough to spend a day travelling for.
The cost of waiting is rarely the operation itself. It is the anaemia that builds up over two years of heavy bleeding. It is the PCOD that could have been managed with medicine at nineteen and needs much more at twenty five. It is the pregnancy with high BP that nobody watched until the eighth month. A gynaecologist treats the whole line of it, not just the month you finally come in.
Seeing Dr. Richa Patel at Adarsh Hospital and Research Centre means the consultation, the sonography, the blood tests and, if it comes to it, the operation and the delivery all happen in one building at Saman Naka. For a family travelling in from Satna, Mauganj or Sirmour, that is the difference between one day and four separate trips.
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How Dr. Richa Patel can help you
Pregnancy That Needs Watching Closely
High BP, sugar, twins, an earlier caesarean or an earlier miscarriage all change how a pregnancy should be monitored. She sets the checkup schedule around your case rather than a standard calendar, and the delivery happens in the same hospital that has been watching you throughout.
Delivery, Normal or Caesarean
Both are done at Adarsh Hospital, with the labour room and operation theatre in the same building. You are told which one is likely, and why, during your checkups rather than on the day.
PCOD Managed Without Long Treatment
Irregular periods, weight gain and facial hair in young women usually respond to medicine and changes in daily routine. She says so plainly rather than starting a long course, and reviews it after a few months.
Heavy Bleeding, Fibroid and Ovarian Cyst
The reason is found before anything is planned. Not every fibroid needs surgery, and where surgery is needed, the keyhole route is used wherever the case allows it.
A Separate Clinic for Teenage Girls
First periods, period pain and irregular cycles in adolescents, seen with the mother present. Girls are examined and spoken to properly instead of being told to wait and see.
An Operation Without an Abdominal Cut
Hysterectomy done vaginally or through keyhole surgery, with no cut on the stomach. Most women are walking the next day and back to light housework within a fortnight.
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What our patients say about us
Both methods do the same operation as before, but through a much smaller opening. That means less bleeding, less pain, and going home far sooner than most people expect.
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