The ovaries are the primary female reproductive organs, fundamentally responsible for reproductive functions — hormonal secretion, storage of the ova and regulation of the release of the eggs at period intervals.
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Menopause Health
Menopause is a naturally occurring stage in a women’s reproductive life, marked by the end of active & regular menstrual cycles. To have attained, a woman should have a cessation of menstrual cycles for 12 consecutive
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Uterine Health
Uterine issues are disorders of the uterus or any other proximate part of the reproductive system and includes common issues such as uterine fibroids, endometriosis, uterine prolapse, and uterine tuberculosis.
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Neonatal Care
Neonatal care is the specialised care provided for babies born with pre-existing conditions and/or born prematurely with developmental challenges.
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Breastfeeding Support
Mother’s milk is the most effective source of nutrition for the baby while breastfeeding helps both the mother and child develop a very close bond.
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Vaginal Birth After Cesarean
Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) essentially means that women who have had a C-section for a previous delivery can opt for a vaginal delivery if her condition allows it.
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High-Risk Pregnancy
High-risk pregnancies don’t necessarily mean that there is an inherent risk to the health of the baby or the mother, but it certainly implies that extra care is warranted.
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Pregnancy & Delivery
The confirmation of pregnancy happens when your Obstetrician confirms your pregnancy following a positive blood test and a scan.
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Childbirth Preparation Classes
Expecting mothers need to be prepared both mentally and physically for the arrival of their baby. Diet and exercise are important during pregnancy.
