Dra. Carolina Bassi
Gynecology and Obstetrics
Dra. Carolina Bassi is part of the clinical staff of the Women's Medicine Clinic, working in Gynecology and Obstetrics, monitoring different phases of women's health, such as the menstrual cycle, fertility, reproductive planning, pregnancy, gynecological prevention and women's longitudinal care.
In-person service in São Paulo and guidance on teleconsultation according to availability, clinical need and rules applicable to medical care.
Professional identification
Professional data such as CRM, FEBRASGO title and training in NaProTechnology require institutional validation and were kept pending in this version.
About Dra. Carolina Bassi
Dra. Carolina Bassi works in Gynecology and Obstetrics, with services aimed at monitoring women's health at different stages of life. Its activities may involve gynecological prevention, menstrual cycle assessment, reproductive planning, fertility monitoring, pregnancy, guidance on gynecological symptoms and integrated care with other specialties when necessary.
The content of this page is institutional and informative. It does not promise pregnancy, does not replace medical consultation and does not present NaProTechnology as a universal solution, substitute for assisted reproduction or superior approach.
Areas of activity
General gynecology
Routine monitoring, prevention, assessment of gynecological symptoms, guidance on the menstrual cycle, intimate health and care at different stages of life.
Obstetrics
Pregnancy monitoring, prenatal guidance and integration with other specialties according to the needs of the pregnant woman and baby, when confirmed in the scope of care.
Reproductive planning
Assessment of reproductive goals, menstrual history, gynecological health, available tests and need for referral or integrated care.
Fertility and menstrual cycle
Monitoring doubts about fertility, irregular cycles, ovulation, menstrual symptoms or difficulty getting pregnant, without promising pregnancy or results.
NaProTechnology
Medical approach aimed at monitoring and investigating aspects of the menstrual cycle and reproductive health, when confirmed within the scope of the doctor and clinic.
Menstrual health
Assessment of cramps, heavy bleeding, menstrual irregularity, cyclical symptoms, PMS and changes that impact routine and quality of life.
Second opinion
Review of symptoms, exams, diagnoses, recommended treatments, questions about fertility or pregnancy monitoring.
Gynecology, fertility and NaProTechnology
Fertility can be influenced by different factors such as age, ovulation, menstrual cycle, endometriosis, hormonal changes, uterine conditions, male factors, lifestyle, health history and trying time. Gynecological evaluation helps to organize the investigation and guide next steps depending on each case.
What is NaProTechnology?
NaProTechnology is a medical approach to monitoring gynecological and reproductive health that uses structured observation of the menstrual cycle as part of clinical research.
When might it make sense to discuss?
It can be discussed in irregular cycles, doubts about ovulation, reproductive planning, difficulty getting pregnant, cyclical symptoms or the desire to better understand the cycle.
Limits of the approach
NaProTechnology should not be presented as a universal solution, mandatory substitute for assisted reproduction or guarantee of pregnancy.
Gynecological and obstetric care at different stages of life
Care in Gynecology and Obstetrics can accompany adolescence, adulthood, reproductive planning, pregnancy, postpartum, menopause and menopause. The consultation allows you to evaluate symptoms, review exams, provide prevention guidance and discuss follow-up according to the patient's current stage of life.
Training and trajectory
Academic background, residency, FEBRASGO/TEGO title, CRM, RQE and certification in NaProTechnology must only be displayed after institutional validation.
- CRM-SP: pending confirmation.
- RQE and registered specialty: pending validation.
- Training at the Faculty of Medicine of ABC: pending validation.
- Residence in Santa Casa de São Paulo: pending validation.
- Medical Consultant in NaProTechnology from the St. Paul VI Institute: pending validation.
Care approach
The approach must consider clinical listening, individualized assessment, review of exams, investigation of symptoms, discussion of care possibilities and integration with other specialties when necessary.
Individualized listening and assessment
Understand symptoms, menstrual history, reproductive goals, previous exams, ongoing treatments and life context.
Research and guidance
Organize hypotheses, request or review exams when indicated and clearly guide next steps.
Integrated care
Work in conjunction with human reproduction, endometriosis, endocrinology, nutrition, fetal medicine and other areas when appropriate.
When to schedule an appointment with Dra. Carolina Bassi?
- Routine gynecological consultation
- Questions about the menstrual cycle
- Cramps, heavy bleeding or menstrual irregularity
- Reproductive planning
- Difficulty getting pregnant
- Questions about ovulation
- Prenatal follow-up, if confirmed in scope
- Questions about pregnancy and postpartum
- Persistent gynecological symptoms
- Suspected endometriosis or cyclical symptoms
- Desire to understand NaProTechnology
- Gynecological or obstetric second opinion
- Interest in teleconsultation
The presence of symptoms or objectives does not confirm a specific condition and does not mean that specific treatment will be indicated. Medical evaluation is necessary to understand the context.
How does the consultation work?
Listening and clinical history
The consultation considers symptoms, menstrual cycle, gynecological history, pregnancies, reproductive objectives, previous exams and the patient's questions.
Exam review
Laboratory tests, ultrasounds, medical reports, menstrual cycle records, or other documents may be reviewed when available.
Clinical assessment
When indicated, there may be a physical or gynecological examination, always with explanation, privacy and consent.
Next steps
The next steps may include follow-up, complementary exams, guidance, treatment when indicated, referral or integration with other specialties.
Second opinion in Gynecology, Obstetrics and fertility
A second opinion can help review symptoms, exams, diagnosis, recommended treatments, questions about the menstrual cycle, fertility, pregnancy, endometriosis, PCOS or gynecological monitoring.
- Questions about infertility
- Irregular cycles
- Persistent symptoms
- Questions about recommended treatment
- Questions about pregnancy
- Suspected endometriosis
- Exams with changes
- Interest in NaProTechnology
- Referral for human reproduction
In-person service and teleconsultation
Clínica Medicina da Mulher provides in-person services in São Paulo and can advise on teleconsultation with Dra. Carolina Bassi depending on availability, clinical need and rules applicable to medical care.
Some gynecological, obstetric or fertility evaluations may require an in-person consultation, physical examination, ultrasound, exam review or closer monitoring.
Frequently asked questions about care with Dra. Carolina Bassi
What is Dra. Carolina Bassi’s area of expertise?
Dra. Carolina Bassi is part of the clinical staff of the Women's Medicine Clinic, specializing in Gynecology and Obstetrics. CRM, RQE, FEBRASGO/TEGO title and training in NaProTechnology must still be institutionally validated before being published as formal credentials.
Does Dra. Carolina Bassi work in Gynecology and Obstetrics?
The page presents its work in Gynecology and Obstetrics, with care focused on prevention, menstrual cycle, reproductive planning, fertility, pregnancy and women's health. The exact scope of care, including prenatal care and teleconsultation, must be confirmed with the team when scheduling.
Does Dra. Carolina Bassi work with NaProTechnology?
The page cautiously mentions NaProTechnology because the briefing indicates this possibility, but the training and scope require institutional validation. The approach is not presented as a promise of pregnancy, a substitute for assisted reproduction or superior treatment.
What is NaProTechnology?
NaProTechnology is a medical approach to monitoring gynecological and reproductive health that uses structured observation of the menstrual cycle as part of clinical research. It should be discussed according to the professional's confirmed training, history, symptoms, exams and patient goals.
Does NaProTechnology replace assisted reproduction?
It should not be presented that way. NaProTechnology is not a guarantee of pregnancy, does not necessarily replace assisted reproduction and should not be described as superior to IVF. In some cases, it may be necessary to integrate care with Human Reproduction and other specialties.
When to seek gynecological evaluation for fertility?
The evaluation can be considered when there are doubts about the menstrual cycle, ovulation, reproductive planning, difficulty getting pregnant, cyclical symptoms, history of endometriosis or abnormal tests. The consultation organizes information and next steps without promising pregnancy or results.
Irregular menstrual cycle needs evaluation?
Irregular cycles can have different causes and deserve evaluation when they are persistent, associated with pain, heavy bleeding, important symptoms or doubts about fertility. The consultation helps to contextualize symptoms, history and exams, without automatic diagnosis.
Can consultation help with reproductive planning?
Yes. The consultation can review gynecological history, menstrual cycle, exams, reproductive goals and questions about fertility. Depending on the case, there may be guidance, complementary research or integration with Human Reproduction, Endocrinology, Endometriosis or Nutrition.
Does the doctor monitor the pregnancy?
The work in Obstetrics is presented on this page, but the real scope of pregnancy monitoring must be confirmed with the team. Some situations may require integration with Fetal Medicine, exams, in-person assessment or closer monitoring.
Can the consultation be a second opinion?
Yes. A second opinion can review symptoms, exams, diagnoses, recommended treatments, questions about fertility, pregnancy, endometriosis, PCOS or gynecological monitoring. It does not promise a change in conduct and does not disqualify previous professionals.
Is it possible to have a teleconsultation with Dra. Carolina Bassi?
The clinic can advise on teleconsultation depending on availability, clinical need and applicable rules. Some gynecological, obstetric or fertility evaluations may require an in-person consultation, physical examination, ultrasound or closer monitoring.
What to bring to the appointment?
Bring previous exams, ultrasounds, medical reports, menstrual cycle records if available, a list of ongoing treatments and your main questions. It is not necessary to send extensive sensitive data before the consultation, unless specifically instructed by the team.
Which clinic specialties can work alongside it?
Depending on each case, care may involve Human Reproduction, Endometriosis, Endometriosis Mapping, Endocrinology, Nutrition, Fetal Medicine, Pediatrics and other areas. This integration depends on the symptoms, objectives and findings of the assessment.
How does scheduling work?
Scheduling is done by the Women's Medicine Clinic team, through the channel indicated on this page. When you get in touch, inform that you want a consultation with Dra. Carolina Bassi and mention whether you are looking for routine, fertility, NaProTechnology, pregnancy, second opinion or teleconsultation.
Are the doctor's CRM and EQR available?
In this version, CRM and RQE were maintained pending institutional validation. This data must be confirmed before being published in the new optimized profile, together with RQE and registered specialty.
Institutional update and validation
Institutional profile updated in July 2026. Specific professional information, such as CRM, RQE, FEBRASGO/TEGO title, training, residency and NaProTechnology, must be reviewed by the Women's Medicine Clinic team before publication.
Schedule an evaluation with Dra. Carolina Bassi
A consultation can help review symptoms, menstrual cycle, exams, gynecological history, reproductive goals and questions about women's health, with individualized guidance and integration with other specialties when necessary.