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Dr. Anukriti Singh
MBBS · M.S. Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Andheri West, Mumbai

Women’s health,
explained without
judgement.

Consultations for periods, PCOS, pregnancy, contraception, fertility and menopause — with time to actually talk. Dr. Anukriti Singh consults at Curis Life, and at Anvi MultiSpeciality Clinic in Andheri West.

8 yearsin practice
M.S. OBGYqualification
Mon–Sat10am – 8pm
8Years in practice
MBBS, M.S.Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Andheri (W)Lokhandwala, MHADA
EN · HI · MREnglish, Hindi, Marathi
The questions people hold back

“Is this normal?”

Most consultations begin with a question someone has been carrying for months. These are asked here every week — and none of them are silly.

Periods“My cycle is never the same length. Should I be worried?”
PCOS“I’ve been told I have PCOS. Does that mean I can’t have children?”
Pain“Period pain that stops me working — is that just how it is?”
Fertility“How long should we try before we see someone?”
Contraception“Which option suits me, and will it affect me later?”
Discharge“Something has changed and I don’t know who to ask.”
Menopause“I’m 41 and everything feels different. Is it starting already?”

The aim is a room where you can ask the question you’d hesitate to ask anywhere else — and leave understanding what happens next.

Dr. Anukriti Singh, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Anvi MultiSpeciality Clinic, Andheri West
QualificationsMBBS, M.S. (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
Experience8 years in clinical practice
Practises atCuris Life · Anvi MultiSpeciality Clinic, Andheri West
LanguagesEnglish, Hindi, Marathi
About the doctor

Care that starts with listening,
then explains itself.

Dr. Anukriti Singh is an obstetrician and gynaecologist with eight years in clinical practice, consulting at Curis Life and at Anvi MultiSpeciality Clinic in Andheri West. Her work covers the full arc of a woman’s reproductive and general health — from a teenager working out what a normal cycle looks like, to pregnancy planning and antenatal care, through to perimenopause.

Consultations are unhurried and evidence-based. What a symptom might mean, what the investigation will show, what the options are and what each one involves — explained in plain language, in the language you are most comfortable in.

There is no single signature procedure here. The emphasis is on personalised consultation, preventive women’s health and clear communication — so that decisions about your body are made by you, with accurate information in front of you.

Plan your visit
“My aim is to create a space where women feel comfortable asking even the questions they may hesitate to ask elsewhere — and leave the consultation feeling heard, reassured, and confident about the next step.”
Dr. Anukriti Singh · MBBS, M.S. OBGY
What we consult for

Services, grouped by what
you’re actually looking for

Rather than a list of specialities, these are organised around the concerns women arrive with.

Periods & hormones

Cycles, PCOS and bleeding

When something about your cycle has changed, or never settled in the first place.

  • Menstrual disorders & painful periods
  • PCOS / PCOD evaluation and management
  • Abnormal uterine bleeding
  • Adolescent & young women’s gynaecological care
Pregnancy & planning

Before, during and after

Support through planning a pregnancy, carrying one, and recovering afterwards.

  • Preconception counselling & pregnancy planning
  • Antenatal care and pregnancy consultations
  • Fertility and infertility counselling
  • Postpartum and postnatal gynaecological care
Everyday gynaecology

Concerns that need a straight answer

Common, treatable, and far more frequently asked about than most people assume.

  • Vaginal discharge, infections & related concerns
  • Contraception & family-planning counselling
  • Sexual & reproductive health counselling
  • General Obstetrics & Gynaecology consultations
Preventive & later years

Screening and the transition

Routine checks that catch things early, and care through perimenopause.

  • Preventive women’s health & routine check-ups
  • Cervical cancer screening & preventive counselling
  • Perimenopause & menopause care
  • Ultrasound / laboratory guidance and referral when required

Conditions explained

What we most often discuss in the room

Short, plain explanations — not a diagnosis. If something here sounds like you, that is a good reason to book rather than to self-diagnose.

Three-dimensional illustration of ovaries showing multiple small follicles, representing PCOS

PCOS / PCOD

A hormonal pattern, not a verdict on fertility. Managed with investigation, lifestyle and — where indicated — medication.

Three-dimensional illustration of the uterus and endometrial lining

Irregular or heavy periods

Cycle length, flow and duration all carry information. Worth investigating rather than adjusting to.

Illustration of the female pelvis with the lower pelvic region highlighted to indicate pain

Endometriosis & pelvic pain

Pain that disrupts work, sleep or intimacy is not something to wait out. It has causes that can be identified.

Three-dimensional illustration of a uterus with fibroid growths in the muscular wall

Fibroids & abnormal bleeding

Common, often silent, sometimes the reason behind heavy bleeding or pressure symptoms.

Three-dimensional illustration of a foetus within the uterus during pregnancy

Pregnancy & antenatal care

Scheduled checks, scans and the questions in between — including the ones that feel too small to ask.

Three-dimensional illustration of an ovary releasing an egg into the fallopian tube

Fertility & ovulation

How the cycle works, what affects it, and when it makes sense to begin investigating.

Clinical still of assorted contraceptive options arranged on a pale surface

Contraception

Choosing between options based on your health, plans and preference — discussed without judgement.

Abstract illustration of microbial balance within the vaginal environment

Discharge & infections

Changes in discharge, itching or odour are common and usually straightforward to treat once identified.

Three-dimensional illustration of the cervix with a screening swab

HPV & cervical screening

Screening and vaccination explained — what the test looks for and how often it is advised.

Illustration of hormonal change in perimenopause alongside an ovary render

Perimenopause & menopause

The hormonal shift can begin earlier than expected. Symptoms are manageable once named.

Three-dimensional illustration of the uterus returning to size after childbirth

Postpartum recovery

Bleeding, healing, contraception and mood after childbirth — reviewed properly, not assumed.

Three-dimensional illustration of the thyroid gland in the neck

Thyroid & hormonal health

Thyroid function affects cycles, fertility and pregnancy. Often tested alongside gynaecological concerns.

How the consultation works

What you can expect

Time to explain

Consultations are booked as appointments so that history-taking isn’t rushed and questions aren’t left half-answered.

Evidence, in plain words

What the guidelines say, what your investigation shows, and what that means for you — without jargon and without alarm.

Your decision

Options are laid out with their trade-offs. You decide, with accurate information and no pressure either way.

Step one

Book a slot

By appointment via WhatsApp, phone or the online booking link. Monday to Saturday.

Step two

History & examination

Your concern, cycle history, previous reports and any examination indicated for it.

Step three

Investigation if needed

Ultrasound or laboratory tests guided and referred where they will change the plan.

Step four

Plan & follow-up

A clear next step, written where useful, with a review appointment when the condition needs one.

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Where to find her

Two consulting locations

Consultations are by appointment only at both clinics. Please confirm the location when you book.

Primary clinic

Curis Life

201, New Link Road,
Opposite Laxmi Industrial Estate,
Veera Desai Industrial Estate,
Andheri (West), Mumbai, Maharashtra 400053
Consulting days & hours required
Secondary clinic

Anvi MultiSpeciality Clinic

Cabin no. 2, Room 2,
304, Trans Avenue Building, Opp. Shanti Tower,
Near Versova Telephone Exchange (MTNL),
Janki Devi School Lane, MHADA,
Andheri (West), Mumbai 400053
Monday to Saturday · 10:00 am – 8:00 pm · by appointment
anvimultispeciality.com

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