Contact us a soon as you suspect you are pregnant so we can confirm conception and begin to provide ongoing comprehensive care. If you have not already done so, please decrease or eliminate the use of cigarettes and alcohol, avoid X-rays, and consult us prior to taking any prescribed or over-the-counter medicines.

On your first prenatal visit we will obtain a medical history and perform a complete physical exam. Factors unique to your pregnancy will be discussed and their management outlined. The subsequent visits are generally brief, consisting of monitoring your weight, blood pressure and urine, measurement of the uterus to asses fetal growth, listening for the heartbeat and addressing any concerns you may have. Husbands, children and others are always welcome to these visits as you desire. We will ask you to obtain some routine laboratory work at certain times during the pregnancy to assists us in providing optimal care, and permit the early detection of some otherwise asymptomatic conditions. Ultrasound examinations are performed as needed and it is not unusual to have one -- if not two or three -- ultrasound exams over the course of the pregnancy. We do not, however, encourage routine ultrasound exams simply for "curiosity" or sex determination.

During the course of your pregnancy you will have the opportunity to work with our educators who will be giving you information on various aspects of your pregnancy, including nutrition, exercise, breast feeding, labor and delivery, postpartum care and birth control after your baby is born. We encourage you to utilize our childbirth and breastfeeding classes. We also have information regarding prenatal exercise and dancing classes, parenting classes, hospital sibling tours, support groups and more.

To book an appointment, please call us @ 06221-336030 or make an online booking here.