Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Dedicated care for expectant mothers, maternal health monitoring, gynaecological evaluations, and women’s wellness.
Obstetric & Gynaecological Scope
- Routine and high-risk antenatal care across first, second, and third trimesters
- Maternal health checkups, blood pressure and gestational diabetes monitoring
- Menstrual irregularity evaluation, heavy bleeding, and pelvic discomfort care
- Ultrasonography referral coordination for fetal growth assessment
- Postnatal recovery guidance, maternal nutrition, and family wellness
Preparing for Your Consultation
- Bring your Mother & Child Protection (MCP) card and records from all previous antenatal visits
- Carry all pregnancy ultrasound scans, blood group reports, and hemoglobin lab slips
- Note the date of your Last Menstrual Period (LMP) and any recent changes in symptoms
- Bring a family member or caregiver to accompany you during clinical consultations
Frequently Asked Questions
How frequently should an expectant mother attend antenatal consultations?
Routine antenatal visits typically occur monthly during early pregnancy, increasing in frequency toward the third trimester as advised by the doctor.
Can I get an ultrasound during my pregnancy checkup?
Yes, ultrasound imaging is coordinated on-site to monitor fetal heartbeat, growth milestones, and maternal wellbeing.
What should I do if I experience sudden severe pain or bleeding during pregnancy?
Severe abdominal cramping or unexpected vaginal bleeding requires urgent medical evaluation. Arrive immediately at our 24/7 casualty department.