Fertility Specialist & Gynaecologist
Hey, I'm Dr. Roopali Sehgal
I am a certified Fertility Specialist, a Gynaecologist, and a firm believer that every woman deserves to understand her own body. Not in a clinical handout kind of way. In a real, honest, this-is-what-is-actually-happening kind of way.
Mumbai and online across India
MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
Grant Medical College & Sir J.J. Group of Hospitals, Mumbai
MRCOG
Membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
Maharashtra Medical Council
Reg. No. MMC 2020/053/739
If you are reading this late at night, after another appointment that left you with more questions than answers. I understand. This practice is built to do the opposite: to sit with you, explain what is actually happening in language that makes sense, and hand you a plan you can trust. You are allowed to understand your own body.
Dr. Roopali Sehgal
Start here
What brings you here?
Pick the one closest to you and I will show you what is actually involved.
Short videos
Short explainers, in her own words
Common questions, answered in about a minute.
What happens when we first meet
30-60 mins , unhurried
Time to go through your history properly, without a queue building outside the door. Questions are expected, not squeezed in.
What to bring
Previous reports and scans even if old, any current medication, and the questions you have written down. Nothing is too small to raise.
What you leave with
A clear picture of what is happening and a written plan for what comes next. The tests that make sense, in the order that makes sense.
“Most of the time there is a reason. It is worth finding it.”
Questions people ask first
Between consultations
Understanding your body should not require an appointment.
Plain-language education, wherever you already are. Channels are being set up. The handles below are placeholders for now.
@dr.roopalisehgal
Short, plain-language explainers on fertility, PCOS and cycles.
YouTube
[to be confirmed]
Longer talks that unpack the questions people are afraid to ask.
Newsletter
[to be confirmed]
Occasional notes on reproductive health, considered and without noise.
If something has felt off for a while, it is worth finding out why.
Mumbai and online across India