Category: <span>Pregnancy & Delivery</span>

Pregnancy isn’t something that should take one by surprise, instead, it can be well-planned and thought through to ensure that there are no unexpected complications.

Neonatal care is the specialised care provided for babies born with pre-existing conditions and/or born prematurely with developmental challenges.

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.

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.

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.

The confirmation of pregnancy happens when your Obstetrician confirms your pregnancy following a positive blood test and a scan.

Expecting mothers need to be prepared both mentally and physically for the arrival of their baby. Diet and exercise are important during pregnancy.

Fetal medicine is a branch of medicine that is integral in obstetrics today. It deals with the health of the mother and the baby during the pregnancy.

Pregnancy isn’t something that should take one by surprise, instead, it can be well-planned and thought through to ensure that there are no unexpected complications.