Questions about periods, reproductive health and sexual wellness often come with hesitation. Finding a doctor who explains these subjects clearly can make it easier to understand your body and start conversations you may have been putting off.
For readers looking to bring more health education into their Instagram feeds, Dr. Tanaya Narendra, Dr. Anjali Kumar and Dr. Garima Srivastava offer three distinct perspectives—from approachable explanations of intimate health to discussions informed by years of clinical practice.
1. Dr. Tanaya Narendra: Making Awkward Questions Easier to Ask
Instagram:@dr_cuterus
Known online as Dr. Cuterus, Dr. Tanaya Narendra is a medical doctor, Oxford-trained embryologist, author and sexual health educator. Her work centres on answering questions that people often feel too embarrassed to ask, bringing an accessible voice to sexual, reproductive and menstrual health education. (drcuterus.com, theovolife.com)
Her appeal lies in her conversational style. Humour and everyday language make room for subjects that can otherwise feel intimidating, while her emphasis on understanding the body encourages curiosity without shame.
For those beginning to explore sexual wellness, her profile offers an approachable entry point. She brings the same educational focus to her book, Dr. Cuterus: Everything Nobody Tells You About Your Body, extending these conversations beyond the screen. (drcuterus.com)
2. Dr. Garima Srivastava: Opening Up Conversations About Intimate Health
Instagram:@dr_garima_obgyn
Dr. Garima Srivastava combines gynaecological practice with education and entrepreneurship. Her professional biography lists an MBBS from King George Medical University, where she was a gold medallist, followed by an MD in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from LLRM Medical College, where she received double gold medals. Her areas of practice include minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery, aesthetic and regenerative gynaecology, and sexual health. (drgarimasrivastav.com)
After additional training in cosmetic gynaecology in Dubai, she co-founded Orange Clinic. Her biography also records a previous role heading Aesthetic and Regenerative Gynaecology at Apollo, Gurgaon. Beyond clinical practice, she co-founded Dr. Snug, a platform addressing sexual health concerns. (drgarimasrivastav.com)
Her inclusion brings attention to intimate health questions that deserve space in mainstream discussions. For readers interested in this aspect of women’s healthcare, her profile offers another avenue for learning and beginning more open conversations.
These accounts can help readers build awareness and find the language to ask better questions. Their educational content is a starting point; personal symptoms and treatment decisions deserve an individual medical consultation.
3. Dr. Anjali Kumar: Bringing Clinical Experience to Everyday Conversations
Instagram:@maitriwoman
With more than three decades of clinical experience, Dr. Anjali Kumar is an obstetrician, gynaecologist and advanced robotic and laparoscopic surgeon. Her professional background includes managing complex gynaecological conditions and leading hospital departments in Delhi NCR. (ckbhospital.com)
Through Maitri, she brings women’s health discussions into a public, accessible space. The platform covers subjects including PCOS, uterine fibroids, menstrual health, contraception, fertility and pregnancy, giving readers a broad range of topics to explore. (maitriwoman.com, maitriwoman.com)
For women trying to understand unfamiliar medical terms or prepare questions for a consultation, this breadth is particularly useful. Her platform connects clinical subjects with the concerns that arise in daily life, encouraging women to take an informed interest in their health.