Pregnancy Care
Dedicated support and expert medical care for you and your baby throughout the beautiful journey of motherhood.
Comprehensive Antenatal Services
First Trimester Care
Crucial early monitoring to confirm viability, date the pregnancy, and screen for initial risks. We provide guidance on vital supplements like folic acid and manage early symptoms like nausea.
Antenatal Checkups
Regular scheduled visits to monitor maternal blood pressure, weight, and fetal growth. These checkups are key to preventing and catching potential complications early.
Pregnancy Nutrition
Personalized diet plans ensuring you and your baby get the right macronutrients and vitamins. Specific guidance for gestational diabetes management if needed.
Ultrasound Guidance
Coordination for crucial scans including the NT scan, anomaly scan (TIFFA), and growth scans to visually track the developmental milestones of the fetus.
High-Risk Pregnancy
Specialized management for mothers with pre-existing conditions (hypertension, thyroid disorders) or pregnancy-induced complications (preeclampsia, multiple gestations).
Postnatal Care
Continued support after delivery covering lactation counseling, physical recovery monitoring, postpartum depression screening, and newborn care guidance.
Why Consistent Prenatal Care Matters
Regular prenatal care is the best way to ensure a healthy pregnancy. Women who see a healthcare provider regularly during pregnancy have healthier babies, are less likely to deliver prematurely, and have fewer complications.
Through consistent monitoring, Dr. Anamika Mishra can spot health problems early when they are easiest to treat. It also provides an opportunity to ask questions, address anxieties, and prepare mentally and physically for childbirth.
Your Trimester Guide
First Trimester
Weeks 1 - 12
- Confirmation of pregnancy
- Establishing an estimated due date
- Initial blood panels and screening
- Managing morning sickness
- NT Scan at week 11-13
Second Trimester
Weeks 13 - 26
- Anomaly scan (TIFFA) to check anatomy
- Feeling baby's movements
- Gestational diabetes screening
- Discussing birthing options
- Monitoring maternal blood pressure
Third Trimester
Weeks 27 - End
- Frequent visits (every 2 weeks, then weekly)
- Monitoring fetal growth and position
- Group B Strep screening
- Birth plan preparation
- Signs of labor education
Pregnancy FAQs
How often will I have appointments?
Typically, every 4 weeks until week 28, every 2 weeks until week 36, and weekly thereafter until delivery.
Can I exercise during pregnancy?
Yes, moderate exercise is generally encouraged, but always consult with Dr. Sharma to ensure your specific routine is safe.
What foods should I avoid?
Avoid raw or undercooked meats, unpasteurized dairy, high-mercury fish, and excessive caffeine.
Start Your Journey With Us
Schedule your first prenatal consultation today.
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