Worried about your gynaec health?
Chat anonymously with female doctors to get clarity and navigation for next steps @ Rs 99 weekly subscription
We are available from 9 AM to 12 Midnight IST everyday, 7 days a week
How this works
Step 1: Ask your question
Share what's worrying you in your own words
Talk to a female doctor (optional)
If you'd like a female doctor to confirm the safest next step for your situation, you can continue with a private consultation.
Female doctors are available to respond in real time. No appointment required
Step 3: Talk to a female doctor
The female doctor helps you decide what to do next — whether to wait, get tests, or seek in-person care.
No subscriptions. No pressure.
This is for moments like these
You might be wondering:
"My pregnancy test shows negative but I am afraid?"
"My periods are painful every month. Is that okay?"
"My cycle has always been irregular. Should I worry?"
"I had unprotected sex and my period is late. How worried should I be?"
"I'm spotting lightly instead of getting my period. Is this normal?"
"I've been Googling and it's making me more anxious. I just want clarity."
"I haven't had my period for the last three months, and I'm not sure what this could mean or what I should do next."
If it's been on your mind, it's okay to ask.
Transparent Pricing
Simple, upfront pricing to chat with female doctors
Inclusive of 18% GST. No hidden fees.
What can happen next
After your conversation, one of these usually happens:
Reassurance
"What you're experiencing is common and not concerning right now."
- • The female doctor explains why it's likely okay
- • What's normal vs what's not
- • You know when you can safely wait
→ You leave calmer, not guessing.
Guidance you can act on
"Here's what might help right now."
- • Lifestyle or hygiene suggestions
- • Diagnose & prescribe medication if needed
- • What not to do or overuse
- • What to monitor over the next few days or cycles
Better clarity through tests
"If you want more certainty, here's what helps."
- • The female doctor may suggest specific tests or scans that could clarify things
- • Why those tests matter
- • When they're actually useful — and when they aren't
→ You avoid unnecessary testing and know what to ask for.
Clear escalation (when needed)
"This is worth seeing a female doctor in person — and here's how to approach it."
- • Why escalation makes sense
- • What symptoms to highlight
- • A short, structured summary you can share with a gynaecologist
- • So you're taken seriously and not dismissed
→ You go prepared, not anxious or unsure.
🔒 Important Boundary: If in-person care is needed, we'll clearly explain why.