February 2026

Dr. Sharmistha Sarkar graduated with an MBBS degree in Aryabhatta Knowledge University and with MS in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in Tripura University. She has pursued Mch from Vellore from CMc, Vellore.She has been practicing since, as a gynecologist in Siliguri which provides comprehensive women healthcare services. She is a member of the FOGSI  ( Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India) and ISAR  ( Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction), which guarantees lifelong learning and embracing evidence-based practice in women’s health. Her clinical interests are infertility, colposcopy, hysteroscopy, management of high-risk pregnancies, and minimally invasive gynecological surgery. Nevertheless, her practice is based on maintaining clear communication, making patients feel comfortable, and establishing trust, besides diagnostics and surgical skills. It is not simply a clinical profile. It is an individualistic way of approaching female healthcare. Why Do Women Wait So Long? Every week, women walk into my clinic carrying symptoms they’ve had for months. Sometimes years. Heavy bleeding they thought was “just their body.” Pain is so severe they cancel everything. Cycles so random they gave up tracking. Trying for pregnancy with nothing happening. First thing most say? “Sorry for bothering you.” You’re not bothering anyone. Your body sends signals for reasons. Ignoring them doesn’t show strength. It lets problems grow complicated. One patient wrote in her review: “She never felt like a medical professional…rather, she was a mentor who always helped us choose the right plan of action.” That’s what I aim for. Not just treating conditions. Guiding women through decisions about their own health. What Brings Women to a Gynecology Clinic? Let me describe patterns I see regularly. No names. Just situations you might recognize. Unpredictable cycles. Gap of 22 days once. Then 55 days. Then nothing for months. Everyone says stress. Nobody checks for PCOS. When we do? Often that’s the answer. And PCOS, PCOD treatment Siliguri has advanced significantly. We don’t just say “lose weight” anymore. Bleeding that takes over life. Soaking through protection every couple of hours. Iron crashing. Exhaustion blamed on busy schedules. Ultrasound often shows fibroids. After proper fibroid treatment in Siliguri, women tell me they forgot what energy felt like. Pain nobody takes seriously. During periods. During intimacy. Constant pelvic discomfort. Women search “female gynaecologist in Siliguri” hoping for someone who won’t dismiss them. When will they finally find that? Relief is visible. Difficulty conceiving. Years of trying. Negative tests piling up. Both partners blaming themselves privately. Neither properly evaluated. Infertility treatment in Siliguri begins with finding the actual obstacle. Sometimes answers are simpler than expected. Another patient review said: “Best doctor I have ever met. Without any difficulties or tension, I gave birth to my baby for the first time.” Different situations. Same pattern. Women suffering alone until it becomes unbearable. When Should You Actually See a Doctor? Simple guidelines. Period pain making you cancel plans? Not normal. Get checked. Bleeding through pads every hour or two? Not normal. Something’s causing it. Cycles jumping around randomly? Not normal. Usually there’s a reason. Trying for pregnancy over twelve months? Worth investigating. Six months if you’re over 35. Pain during intimacy you’ve hidden from everyone? Definitely worth discussing. I’m not trying to frighten you. But “normal” has become this word women use to dismiss real symptoms. What Conditions Does She Treat? As a Siliguri gynecology specialist, she handles the full range of women’s health issues. PCOS and Hormonal Problems Affects roughly one out of ten women. Many discover it only when trying to conceive or when symptoms accumulate. Weight that won’t budge. Adult acne. Unwanted hair. Cycles making no sense. Treatment involves understanding your specific body. Blood tests. Ultrasound. Then a plan combining lifestyle changes with targeted treatment. Fibroids and Cysts Fibroids become common as women enter their 30s and 40s. Some cause zero trouble. Others bring heavy bleeding, pressure, bathroom urgency, fertility challenges. Ovarian cyst treatment Siliguri and fibroid treatment depend on your situation. Size matters. Location matters. Future plans matter. Bleeding Issues Abnormal uterine bleeding treatment starts with one question. Why is this happening? Hormonal imbalance? Structural problem? Polyps? The cause determines everything. Menstrual Disorders Painful periods. Heavy periods. Missing periods. All fall under menstrual disorder treatment Siliguri approaches. First step—figure out what’s driving your specific pattern. Endometriosis Tissue growing where it shouldn’t. Causing inflammation. Pain. Fertility problems. Women with this often hear “your pain is normal” for years before proper investigation. Infertility Care As an infertility specialist, I offer assisted reproductive technology, fertility preservation, and individualized treatment plans. Each case is different. Cookie-cutter approaches don’t work here. Pregnancy Support—Complete Picture Pregnancy care in Siliguri shouldn’t feel like you’re just another file number. Antenatal care Siliguri in my practice means actually answering questions. Even ones you think sound silly. High-risk pregnancy care Siliguri requires extra attention. Over 35? Previous losses? Diabetes or BP issues? These need someone who’s handled similar situations many times. Postnatal care Siliguri gets neglected too often. After delivery your body’s healing. You’re exhausted. Maybe struggling with feeding or mood changes nobody mentioned. Good obstetrics and gynecology services continue after baby arrives. How Is My Approach Different? Some principles have been developed over years of practice that has influenced the manner of care delivery.   Listening Comes First: Each experience of a woman is different. The symptoms, concerns as well as fears must be known in detail prior to making any recommendation.   Clear Explanations Matter : Patients are not empowered by medical terminologies only. A clear explanation of every diagnosis, investigation, and treatment plan is given using easy terms to ensure the patients are in a position to make the right choice.   Treatment Must Fit Real Life : Women combine work, family and personal life. Treatment plans must be within the daily life of the individual and practical.   Start Simple Before Complex: Not all the conditions need aggressive treatment. Conservative management is taken into consideration when there is need but increases when there is a necessity.   Honesty and Transparency: There are things that one