Dr. Payal Chaudhary
Senior Consultant, Obstetrician - Gynecologist
About Dr Payal
Dr. Payal Chaudhary is a trusted senior consultant with training at one of Delhi’s leading medical colleges and observer fellowship experience in USA.
She has a strong focus on:
- Natural birthing,
- Minimally-invasive surgery (keyhole surgery) and
- Urogynaecology
Her compassion and warm nature instills in women and their families much needed confidence every step of the way.
Qualifications
Degree:
- MBBS, Lady Harding Medical College, New Delhi (2000)
- MD Lady Harding Medical College, New Delhi (2005)
- Observership Minimally-Invasive Surgery, Magee Women Hospital, Pittsburgh
Experience: 13 years
Consultation Fees
₹1200
OPD Timings
OPD Timings
Wednesday: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Friday: 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday: 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Reviews for Dr Payal
Wonderful Doctor
Wonderful Doctor, highly recommended
Very supportive and pleasant to talk to
Friendly and Smiley
Pre- pregnancy consultation
Dr Payal's Content Library for Women and their Families
Dr Payal strongly believes that expecting women should be as informed as possible about pregnancy, childbirth and other aspects of gynecology. Click on the images below to read articles written with her inputs.
9 Pregnancy Tips To Keep In Mind These Nine Months
When Neeru Kalra and her husband, Ravi, found they were going to have a baby, they consulted our doctors for pregnancy tips in each of the nine months.
Prolapse in Women – The Pelvic Floor Disorder You May Not Know You Have
Almost 10% of young women and 50% of postmenopausal women may develop prolapse in their lifetimes. The fact that this is a disorder most women don’t even know they have, it becomes more important for us to understand what it means.
Get Rid of a Recurrent UTI! Here’s What You Should Do
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is a urinary problem most women face at least once in their lives. But if it happens at least twice in a span of 6 months or at least thrice in a year, then it is the case of recurrent UTI. To understand why women tend to have multiple UTIs, we need to know why and how UTIs take place.