Dr. Meenu Singh

I cannot thank Dr. Meenu Singh enough for her exceptional care, quick decision-making, and support throughout my high-risk pregnancy. When I went into preterm labor at just 29 weeks, she managed the situation beautifully to prolong the pregnancy. My daughter was eventually born early at 35 weeks via a C-section because the umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck. Despite being preterm and having the cord complication, my baby girl had absolutely no complications after delivery, all thanks to how wonderfully Dr. Meenu had managed everything since week 29. Her swift actions, expertise, and reassuring words kept me calm throughout the entire journey. Both my baby and I are doing wonderfully. She is truly a savior!

We will always be grateful to Dr. Meenu Singh for making my wife’s pregnancy journey such a positive and memorable experience. She is incredibly polite, patient, and always listens to every concern, no matter how small. What truly makes her special is her **wonderfully positive vibe Whenever we visited her feeling worried or anxious, we would walk out feeling reassured, hopeful, and confident. She has such a warm sense of belonging ** We also really appreciate how thoughtful she is with her approach. She recommends scans, tests, and medicines only when they are genuinely needed, which gave us tremendous trust in her decisions. My wife had some complications during pregnancy, but Dr. Meenu handled everything with great expertise and calmness. Even the C-section journey was incredibly smooth because of her guidance and care. Thank you, Doctor, for being more than just an excellent doctor—you have been a source of positivity, comfort, and confidence for our family. We are truly thankful for everything. *️

Dr. Meenu Singh is a very genuine person who offers advice not just as a doctor but as a true well-wisher. She made me feel comfortable throughout my treatment, and I have been consulting her since I had my baby last year. A friend of mine with PCOS also saw great results under her care and is now expecting again after two years of treatment.

I have been consulting Ma’am since 2018, and my experience has always been wonderful. She is extremely patient, listens carefully to every concern, and takes the time to understand the problem properly before advising. I really appreciate how approachable and responsive she is whenever I have any questions or queries. The clinic is also very well-maintained, clean, and comfortable. The overall environment is welcoming and professional. I truly appreciate the care, understanding, and support I have received from Ma’am over the years. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a caring, experienced, and trustworthy gynecologist.

I had a mixed experience during my pregnancy and postpartum journey. While she was approachable and available for my queries, there were several aspects of my care that I feel could have been handled better, especially considering this was my first pregnancy. From fairly early in my pregnancy, I often felt that a C-section was being hinted at or discussed as the likely outcome. This made me quite anxious, and I would have appreciated more balanced guidance about the possibility of vaginal delivery and what I could expect during labour. In the later months, I developed IHCP (intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy). I was eventually advised to have a membrane sweep at 37 weeks, but I wasn’t given enough information beforehand about what to expect after the sweep, how labour pain might begin, how to recognise that labour had actually started, or how to distinguish between normal discharge and my water breaking. Unfortunately, my water broke while I was urinating, and as a first-time mother I genuinely didn’t realise that my water had broken. By the evening, the baby was in distress and I ultimately had to undergo an emergency C-section. I often wonder whether having clearer guidance about recognising the signs of ruptured membranes and labour would have helped me seek appropriate care sooner. Of course, I understand that an emergency C-section may sometimes be unavoidable, but I feel better preparation and counselling could have made a significant difference to my experience. Unfortunately, the difficulties continued after the surgery. There was no immediate skin-to-skin contact or early latching, and formula was given before I was able to establish breastfeeding. I subsequently struggled with low milk supply, which was very distressing for me as a new mother. Another major concern was my postpartum follow-up. Around two months after delivery, I specifically asked about my hanging/protruding abdomen and whether I could have diastasis recti, but this was not diagnosed. I eventually consulted another doctor, ** ** This left me disappointed because I had specifically raised the concern during my follow-up. Pregnancy and childbirth are such an overwhelming experience, particularly for a first-time mother, and I believe that counselling and preparation are just as important as medical treatment. I would have appreciated more proactive guidance about labour, what to expect after a membrane sweep, recognising water breaking, breastfeeding immediately after a C-section, and postpartum recovery. I am sharing this review honestly because I feel these are important areas where communication and postpartum counselling could be improved. There were aspects of the care that I appreciated, but overall, I wish I had received more comprehensive guidance and support during what was one of the most important and vulnerable periods of my life.

Dr. Meenu Singh is very experienced and has a good demeanor. The staff were also very polite and behaved well during my visit.