Pregnancy & Maternity Care

A good pregnancy is a well supported one. Dr. Rekha walks with you from the very first scan through to delivery and the weeks that follow, watching for anything that needs attention and keeping the experience calm and clear at every visit.

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Antenatal care

Early pregnancy scans

Confirming the location, viability and gestational age of the pregnancy in the first weeks.

NT and anomaly scans

Detailed scans that check the baby’s development and screen for structural or chromosomal concerns.

Routine blood tests

Regular checks of haemoglobin, blood group, thyroid function and infections through the pregnancy.

High-risk pregnancy monitoring

Closer, structured care for mothers with medical conditions or a history of complications.

Diabetes and blood pressure in pregnancy

Specialised follow up for gestational diabetes and hypertension to keep mother and baby safe.

Delivery

Normal vaginal delivery

Supported and closely monitored whenever it is the safe and suitable choice.

Assisted and caesarean delivery

Recommended only when clinically needed, with full counselling and post operative guidance.

Epidural pain relief

Discussed and offered after assessing what suits you best.

Preterm labour management

Careful monitoring and timely action if labour begins early.

Postnatal care

Breastfeeding support

Practical help with latching, milk supply and the everyday challenges of feeding.

Emotional wellbeing

Mood changes after birth are common and real. You will have someone to talk to and support if you need it.

Recovery checks

Monitoring healing after delivery so your body recovers safely.

Frequently asked

Pregnancy Care: quick answers

When should I book my first pregnancy visit?

As soon as you have a positive test, ideally in the first six to eight weeks. An early scan confirms the pregnancy is healthy and well placed, and sets up the right care schedule.

What makes a pregnancy high risk?

Factors like age, diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid disease, twins or a history of pregnancy loss can add risk. These pregnancies do very well with closer monitoring, which is exactly what high-risk care provides.

Will I be able to have a normal delivery?

Wherever it is safe, yes. The aim is always the healthiest outcome for you and your baby, and a caesarean is recommended only when it is genuinely the safer route.

Ready to speak with Dr. Rekha?

Book a consultation at the clinic nearest you, or send a quick message on WhatsApp. We will help you find a time that works.

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