Dr. Devangi Panchal
Experience: | 7 years |
Education: | Topiwala National Medical College and BYL Nair Hospital |
Academic degree: | MS (Master Of Surgrey) |
Area of specialization: | I am an infertility specialist and practicing obstetrician–gynaecologist, and honestly? It’s kinda wild how much ground that covers. I work with women across all ages, from their first awkward questions during puberty to the unpredictable waves of menopause. It’s never just one stage. Each phase brings it’s own mess, confusion, and yeah — beauty too, sometimes hidden under all the stress and hormones.
Fertility is where I spend a lot of my time, especially with couples who’ve been trying for a while and just want *some* straight answers. From irregular cycles to PCOS, ovulation issues to hormonal imbalnces, I dig into the root of what's going on — not just write another prescription and wave goodbye. But that doesn't mean I don’t handle all the usual OB-GYN stuff too — prenatal care, routine checkups, cramps that don’t make sense, periods that won’t stop... you name it, I’ve probably seen it this week already.
Sometimes the conversations are clinical, other times it’s just sitting with a young girl trying to understand her body for the first time. Or a woman nearing menopause wondering why she suddenly can’t sleep and everything hurts?? Every stage matters, every question is valid — and I try to keep that in mind. No white-coat distance here, I like to keep things human, relatable (and yes, evidence-based too).
Whether you’re 14, 40 or 51, if it’s gynaecology or fertility related, I’m here for it. |
Achievements: | I am a medical grad from TNMC & Nair Hospital in Mumbai — place really shaped me. Did my MS in Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore (yeah, those hostel days were something else). Also hold a DNB in OBGYN and completed my FRM which kinda cemented my interest in reproductive medicine. I speak fluent English, Hindi, Marathi & Gujarati — can manage broken Kannada too (mostly nodding and hoping I got it right!!). Always felt language should *never* be a barrier in care. |
I am that girl doc next door you probly didn't expect to be an infertility specialist — but here I am, and I honestly love what I do (even on the messier days). Helping people navigate the emotional chaos, endless tests, and let’s be real — the silent heartbreak of infertility, is kinda what I’ve built my life around. My focus? Fertility. Reproductive health. Hormonal imbalances. PCOS. Unexplained infertility. Male factor issues too, which are often overlooked tbh. I’ve seen all shades of struggle, and no, I don’t judge. Never have. Never will. Whether you're just starting out, tried 5 rounds of IVF already, or just want to *finally* understand your own cycle, you're safe with me. I don’t talk down to patients or drown you in jargon — I explain things straight, like I’d want someone to explain them to my own sister. I believe the science *and* the soul both matter. There’s a lab side to this journey — AMH levels, follicle scans, luteal phase deficiencies — but there’s also the human side, like why no one told you how lonely this would feel or how much waiting you’d have to do. We talk about all of that here. The numbers, but also the feelings. Sometimes it's not a diagnosis that needs fixing first — it's the weight of expectations. I’m not the kind of doctor who rushes. I sit with my patients, sometimes longer than I should. Listen. Sometimes you just need space to breathe, vent or ask that “silly” question you’ve googled 4 times already. (ps: it's never silly) If you're looking for someone hyper polished or strictly textbook, that’s not quite me. I’m serious about medicine, but not too serious to be real with you. My clinic's got charts on the walls but also tissues and tea for when days are hard. Sometimes we celebrate follicle growth. Sometimes we grieve losses. And in all of it, I’m right there. This isn’t just my profession, it’s very much my purpose. You deserve to feel seen in your fertility story, not just scanned and scheduled. And if I can help even one person feel a little more hopeful, a bit less broken — well, then that’s a good day. Let’s figure it out. Together. Even if it's a little messy.
