Renowned Gynaecologist Dr. Rohan Palshetkar Unveils a Groundbreaking Reproductive Health Approach, Supporting Individuals Through Every Life Stage

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 17: Dr Rohan Palshetkar, one of Mumbai’s most respected names in gynaecology, is now making waves for his transformative approach to reproductive health by prioritising timely and focused care and support at every stage of the menstrual lifecycle. The endoscopic surgeon, obstetrician and gynaecologist has built Palshetkar Patil Nursing Home at Charni Road as a safe and reliable haven for compassionate medical excellence. As a consultant to speciality hospitals, Dr Palshetkar is recognised for his proficiency in obstetrics and gynaecology, including offering advanced fertility solutions, managing high-risk pregnancies, conducting minimally invasive gynaecological surgeries, advanced laparoscopic surgeries, and comprehensive women’s healthcare. Dr Palshetkar offers a full spectrum of services, from curative to preventive and maintenance-oriented care for women and families.

• The distinguished endoscopic surgeon, obstetrician and gynaecologist is associated with the acclaimed Palshetkar-Patil Nursing Home on Charni Road.
• His novel approach to gynaecology offers, for the first time, a proactive approach to reproductive health at every step of the journey
• Dr Palshetkar stands apart for his focused and holistic approach to treating varied gynaecological troubles, from fibroids and infertility to pre- and post-menopausal issues.
• He is a gold medalist in MS OBGY and has completed his super-specialty training in Germany.

Presently, Indian women and families face several issues, ranging from lack of access to timely or proper gynaecological care, and little to no control and education over decisions regarding reproductive health, to diagnosis delays and insufficient screenings and follow-through of related issues. Studies conducted as recently as 2024 reveal that a significant proportion of women in India do not receive timely gynaecological care, with 24 per cent of women having never consulted an obstetrician/gynaecologist and only 54.1 per cent of urban women with at least one symptom of gynaecological morbidity seeking treatment. India is also home to more than 40 million women suffering from endometriosis, as per a 2024 ICMR-NIRRCH study, which also found that the absence of evidence-based national guidelines for early diagnosis and proper treatment further exacerbates this percentage.

Dr Palshetkar hopes to address this deficit by offering his extensive expertise and full suite of gynaecological treatments and measures to deliver tailored approaches. “Women’s reproductive health has long been plagued by a lack of substantive research, which has made access to reliable information and updated care a persistent challenge, even in urban centres. Fortunately, reproductive health is no longer an afterthought, with many safeguards and timely interventions available to ease the challenges that women face – from adolescence to pregnancy to menopause and beyond. Rather than viewing reproductive healthcare on an as-needed basis, women require regular, reliable and consistent support through each life stage, with preventative and curative treatments. That is the stance we adopt at Palshetkar Patil Nursing Home,” said Dr Palshetkar.