High-Risk Pregnancy Care
Any high-risk factor when present in the mother which may affect her or the baby during pregnancy and delivery is called a High-risk pregnancy. It is essential to ensure that we have both lives being safe at all times. It includes problems in the mother like anaemia (low Haemoglobin), high blood pressure, Diabetes, obesity, pre existing medical diseases, hypothyroidism, previous Caesarean etc.
There could be problems with the foetus (baby) like twins, fetal growth restriction, oligoamnios (reduced water levels), malpresentation etc. All these pregnancies require close monitoring and feto maternal surveillance to expect the best outcome. High risk pregnancy does not mandate a Caesarean but requires close monitoring and earliest intervention when required in a well-equipped set up both during pregnancy and labour.
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ROUTINE PREGNANCY CARE
During your pregnancy, you’ll be offered a range of tests, including blood tests and ultrasound scans.
HIGH RISK PREGNANCY CARE
A high-risk pregnancy might pose challenges before, during or after delivery. If you have a high-risk pregnancy, you and your
OVULATION INDUCTION/IUI/IVF
If ovulation is not occurring, then fertility drugs may be administered after the onset of menstruation to help to stimulate
OPERATIVE LAPAROSCOPY
Laparoscopy is a procedure where the abdominal cavity is visualised through small incisions (5mm) made over abdomen
INFERTILITY MANAGEMENT
Treatment of tubal obstruction generally requires referral for subspecialty care. Unexplained infertility in women or men
MENOPAUSE CLINIC
Menopause can happen in 40s or 50s and is a natural biological process. The physical and emotional symptoms of
PCOS CLINIC
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormone imbalance that affects around 1 out of 10 to 15 women.
GYNAE ULTRASOUND
Ultrasound is a very important tool in diagnosis and decision making in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
COPPER T INSERTION
Intrauterine device insertion is an outpatient procedure that should be performed by trained healthcare professionals.