A women's wellness checkup at Mother Hospitals, Boduppal, covers cervical cancer screening (Pap smear), breast examination, HPV vaccination assessment, hormonal blood tests (AMH, thyroid, vitamin D), pelvic ultrasound, and gynaecology review — all in one visit. Recommended annually from age 25. Call 97059 93366 to book your checkup.
Your annual wellness checkup is the single most effective step you can take for your long-term health. At Mother Hospitals, Boduppal, our women's wellness package covers everything from cervical screening and breast examination to hormonal blood tests and fertility assessment — all in one visit.
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Most serious women's health conditions — cervical cancer, breast cancer, thyroid disease, diabetes — are far more treatable when detected early. An annual wellness checkup gives you the best chance of catching problems before they become serious.
India accounts for approximately 25% of the world's cervical cancer burden. It is the second most common cancer in Indian women. Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — it can be detected at pre-cancer stage by a simple Pap smear and eliminated with HPV vaccination. Regular screening from age 25 is critical.
Breast cancer detected at Stage 1 has a 5-year survival rate of over 95%. Detected at Stage 4, survival drops dramatically. Clinical breast examination as part of an annual wellness checkup — combined with awareness of self-examination — is the most accessible early detection tool available.
Thyroid disease affects approximately 1 in 10 Indian women — and most don't know they have it. Vitamin D deficiency affects over 70% of urban Indian women. PCOS affects 1 in 5 women of reproductive age. All of these are easily detected on a simple blood panel and are very manageable when found early.
Many women in their 20s and 30s have not received the HPV vaccine, which prevents up to 70–90% of cervical cancers. A wellness checkup is the ideal opportunity to assess your vaccination status and complete any immunisations that were missed.
Our wellness package is designed to be comprehensive — covering physical examination, essential blood tests, screening, and a consultation with Dr. E. Prashanthi Reddy to discuss findings and next steps. All in a single appointment.
Speculum and bimanual pelvic examination to assess the uterus, ovaries, and cervix
Cervical cell collection for cervical cancer screening. Detects HPV and pre-cancerous changes
Clinical breast examination by doctor. Identifies lumps, skin changes, or discharge
Uterus and ovaries — checks for fibroids, cysts, PCOS, polyps, and structural abnormalities
For women aged 25–40. Single blood test to assess remaining egg supply and fertility potential
Screens for hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism — common causes of fatigue, weight gain, and cycle irregularity
Deficiency affects bone health, immunity, mood, and fertility. Very common in urban Indian women
Fasting blood glucose or HbA1c to screen for diabetes and pre-diabetes
Hypertension is often asymptomatic. Routine blood pressure check is essential at every wellness visit
BMI, waist circumference, and weight reviewed in context of overall health and hormone balance
Assessment of vaccination status. HPV vaccine offered if not yet received (up to age 45)
Review of current contraception, side effects, suitability, and alternatives if needed
Different age groups need different emphases at their wellness checkup. Here is what Mother Hospitals recommends at each life stage.
Hormones control almost everything in a woman's body — energy, mood, weight, fertility, bone strength, and skin health. A simple blood panel can reveal hormonal imbalances that explain many symptoms women dismiss as 'normal'.
AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) is the most accurate single marker for ovarian reserve — the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries. It is measured by a blood test at any point in the menstrual cycle. Recommended for all women aged 25–40 as part of their wellness checkup.
A low AMH result does not mean you cannot conceive naturally — but it does mean your window may be shorter than average, which is important to know for future family planning. For women planning pregnancy in the next few years, AMH is essential information.
Complete AMH Guide →| AMH Level | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| >3.5 ng/mL | High / PCOS pattern |
| 1.0–3.5 ng/mL | Normal |
| 0.5–1.0 ng/mL | Low-normal — monitor |
| <0.5 ng/mL | Low — seek specialist advice |
These are approximate ranges. Age-adjusted interpretation is important — AMH naturally declines with age.
Thyroid dysfunction is extremely common in women — up to 1 in 8 women develop a thyroid problem during their lifetime. Hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) causes fatigue, weight gain, hair loss, irregular periods, and difficulty conceiving. It is completely treatable with a daily tablet once diagnosed. TSH screening should be done annually for all women over 35, or if symptoms are present at any age.
Over 70% of urban Indian women have insufficient or deficient Vitamin D levels — despite living in one of the sunniest countries in the world. Vitamin D deficiency causes fatigue, bone pain, low mood, reduced immunity, and impairs fertility. It is easily corrected with supplementation. Testing is simple and inexpensive.
Prolactin, LH, FSH, oestradiol, and androgens may be added to the blood panel based on your symptoms. Raised prolactin causes nipple discharge, irregular cycles, and infertility. Elevated androgens (testosterone, DHEAS) suggest PCOS or adrenal issues. Your doctor will advise which additional tests are appropriate at your wellness visit.
Cervical and breast screening are the two most important cancer prevention activities for women. Both are part of every wellness checkup at Mother Hospitals.
A Pap smear (also called cervical smear or cervical cytology) collects a small sample of cells from the cervix. These cells are examined for abnormalities or HPV infection that could lead to cervical cancer if untreated. The procedure takes about 5 minutes and may cause mild discomfort.
A clinical breast examination by Dr. Prashanthi assesses for lumps, skin changes, nipple inversion, or discharge. It is a key part of every wellness visit. While mammography is not routinely offered at Mother Hospitals (referral provided where needed), clinical examination combined with monthly self-examination can detect the majority of breast changes early.
HPV Vaccination: The HPV vaccine protects against the strains of human papillomavirus responsible for 70–90% of cervical cancers. Ideally given before sexual debut, but effective up to age 45. If you have not received it, your wellness checkup is the ideal time to discuss it. See our HPV Vaccine page for full details.
If you are a woman aged 28–38 who is planning a pregnancy in the next 1–3 years, a wellness checkup is the perfect starting point. Understanding your baseline health before you start trying to conceive gives you the best chance of a smooth pregnancy.
Many women start taking folic acid when they find out they are pregnant — but neural tube formation happens in the first 4 weeks, often before a pregnancy is confirmed. Starting folic acid at least 3 months before trying is critical.
Understanding your thyroid, vitamin D, and AMH status before trying gives your doctor the information needed to optimise your health for conception — rather than discovering problems once a pregnancy has already occurred (or failed).
Full Preconception Counselling →A wellness checkup is only as good as the doctor interpreting the results. At Mother Hospitals, you see Dr. E. Prashanthi Reddy personally — not a junior doctor or a technician.
Dr. Prashanthi brings over two decades of clinical experience — from routine gynaecology to complex fertility and high-risk obstetrics. Your wellness findings are interpreted in the context of your full medical and reproductive history.
Gynaecology, fertility, maternity, and preventive health — all under one roof. If your wellness checkup reveals a concern (low AMH, irregular cycles, fibroids, abnormal Pap smear), the same doctor who found it can manage it — no referrals to strangers.
We understand that gynaecology visits can feel uncomfortable or sensitive. Our clinic is designed to be welcoming, private, and unhurried. Dr. Prashanthi personally ensures every patient leaves with a clear understanding of their results and next steps.
Your wellness checkup includes nutritional advice, weight management guidance, lifestyle recommendations, and contraception or preconception counselling as needed — not just a list of tests. We treat the whole woman, not just the lab results.
Wellness checkup packages at Mother Hospitals are priced to be accessible. The cost depends on which tests are included and whether a scan is required. Contact us for the current package pricing.
Gynaecological examination, Pap smear, breast examination, blood pressure, BMI, and consultation with Dr. Prashanthi. Contact us for pricing.
Essential package plus: pelvic ultrasound, TSH, Vitamin D, blood glucose, and AMH (age 25–40). Full hormonal profile and cancer screening. Contact us for pricing.
Comprehensive package plus: rubella immunity, Hepatitis B, blood group, haemoglobin, folic acid counselling. For women planning pregnancy in next 1–3 years.
For current package pricing, call 97059 93366 or WhatsApp us. We are happy to advise which package suits your needs and age group.
An annual wellness checkup is recommended for all women from age 25. A Pap smear specifically is recommended every 3 years if normal, or every 5 years if combined with HPV testing. If you have known health conditions (PCOS, thyroid disease, high blood pressure), your doctor may recommend more frequent monitoring of specific parameters.
It depends on which tests are needed. Blood tests (TSH, AMH, Vitamin D, glucose) can be done at any time in your cycle. However, a Pap smear and gynaecological examination are best done when you are not menstruating — ideally between Day 10 and Day 20 of your cycle — for a clearer sample and more accurate result. If your period is unexpectedly timed, call us and we will advise whether to reschedule or proceed.
Yes — a Pap smear (cervical screening) is included in our standard wellness checkup for all sexually active women from age 25. If your most recent Pap smear was within the last 3 years and was normal, it may not need to be repeated — your doctor will advise based on your last test date and result.
A pelvic ultrasound is part of our comprehensive wellness package and is highly recommended, but it is not mandatory for every visit. It checks the uterus and ovaries for fibroids, polyps, cysts, and signs of PCOS. If you have had a normal pelvic ultrasound recently, your doctor may advise it is not needed again at this visit unless you have new symptoms.
If fasting blood glucose is included in your package, you will need to fast for 8 hours before the blood test. Other tests (TSH, AMH, Vitamin D, Haemoglobin) do not require fasting. We generally recommend coming fasted to cover all blood test options, then having a meal in the clinic afterwards. Please confirm with our team when booking.
We recommend starting annual wellness checkups from age 25, or from when you become sexually active (whichever comes first, for the purpose of Pap smear). Women with a family history of cancer, early menopause, heart disease, or diabetes should start screening earlier — often at age 21 or based on the age of onset in their family member minus 10 years.
AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) is included in our comprehensive wellness package for women aged 25–40. It is particularly recommended if you are planning a pregnancy in the future, have irregular cycles, or are concerned about your fertility. AMH can be tested at any point in the menstrual cycle — no special timing needed.
Yes, absolutely. Being on contraception (pill, implant, IUD, ring, injection) does not affect the vast majority of wellness checkup tests. Hormonal contraception can slightly suppress AMH levels, so your doctor will interpret AMH in that context. Your Pap smear, pelvic ultrasound, thyroid tests, and all other components can be performed normally. This is also a good opportunity to review your contraception and discuss whether it is still the right choice for you.
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