Dr. Babita Goel
General Physician
26 years of experience
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About Dr.Babita
Dr.Babita Specializations
- General Physician
Dr.Babita Education
- PGDHA - Hospital Administration AIIOSG, Mumbai
- MBBS - - KJ Somaiya Medical College, Mumbai
Dr.Babita Experience
Marketing head and Incharge of Juhu branchLifecare diagnostic centre2011 - 2011
Medical AdministratorSunflower Nursing Home2006 - 2011
Medical AdvisorM/s. Cipla Pharmaceuticals Ltd.2005 - 2005
Resident DoctorHoly Spirit Hospital, Andheri (E)2003 - 2005
ObserverR.K. Hospital, Santacruz2001 - 2002
ObserverDr. Khatav Children Hospital1999 - 2001
Dr.Babita Registration
- 2001123435 Maharashtra Medical Council 2001
Memberships
- Indian Medical Association
- Andheri Medical Association
Services
- Health Checkup General
- Nebulisations
- Viral Fever Treatment
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome Treatment
- Skin Rash Treatment
- Allergy Treatment
- Fever Treatment
- Dengue Fever Treatment
- Typhoid Fever Treatment
- Hypertension Treatment
- Peptic Gastric Ulcer Treatment
- Cough Treatment
- Constipation Treatment
- Tonsillitis Treatment
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Questions answered By Dr. Babita Goel (10)
My baby most of the time shes moody and cry mostly when irritated,her eating habit has gone down,she has no complete appetite, at all, 1,could these be caused by stages in her development or? Kindly assist and advice
Answered on 28th Mar '25
It's common for babies to experience mood changes and shifts in appetite as they grow. Developmental phases, teething, or minor illnesses can influence these behaviors. In a nurturing environment, distractions or new activities can help ease irritability. When it comes to eating, offering small, nutritious meals frequently might encourage her to eat more. If moodiness or lack of appetite persists, it's wise to consult with a pediatrician. They can assess her overall health and ensure there are no underlying concerns.
I'm Nikhitha, a 22-year-old female diagnosed with mild PCOD during COVID. At 19, I consulted a gynecologist, took a 3-month course, and my periods became regular. I was advised to lose weight, and after dropping from 63 kg to 54 kg, my cycles remained consistent. In 2023, after intimacy with my boyfriend (without ejaculation inside), I feared delayed periods due to PCOD and started taking Prevent N monthly for a year (2 tablets daily for 3 days). In February and March 2025, I also took Unwanted 75 after intercourse. My periods are now irregular, though I'm not pregnant. I'm worried about my health and future fertility. I plan to visit a gynecologist soon but want to get tested for PCOD and thyroid beforehand. Could you suggest relevant tests and any insights on my condition? I'm feeling anxious.
Answered on 28th Mar '25
Given your history with PCOD, irregular cycles can occur, especially after hormonal contraceptive use. Important tests include a pelvic ultrasound and hormone level assessments (LH, FSH, testosterone, and thyroid function). Healthy lifestyle choices, such as maintaining a balanced diet and regular exercise, can also support your reproductive health. It’s normal to feel anxious, but your proactive approach is commendable. Consulting with a gynecologist will provide personalized guidance and reassurance.
Report check me please I want to check doctor
Answered on 27th Mar '25
It's important to pay attention to your health, and I'm glad you're seeking guidance. If you’re experiencing symptoms like persistent fatigue, unusual pain, or changes in mood, these could stem from various causes such as stress, infection, or nutritional deficiencies. Staying hydrated, maintaining a balanced diet, and getting regular exercise may help. However, it's essential to discuss your concerns with a physician for a thorough evaluation.
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