Pregnancy care focuses on monitoring and supporting the health of both the mother and baby throughout the pregnancy. It includes essential pre-pregnancy tests, pregnancy precautions, regular check-ups, ultrasound scans, nutritional guidance, and necessary medical interventions to ensure a smooth and healthy pregnancy journey.
First Trimester (0 to 13 Weeks) – Your amazing journey begins during the first trimester.
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Second Trimester (14 to 27 Weeks) – The “golden period” of pregnancy is referred to as the second trimester
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Third Trimester (28 to 40 Weeks) – The last few days before your child arrives
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     EARLY PREGNANCY SCAN (dating scan)-
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     Nuchal translucency/Nasal bone (NT/NB) scan
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     Anomaly scan
     Foetal echo – Usually done between 23 to 24 weeks of pregnancy if indicated
     Growth scans with Doppler – To monitor the baby’s growth along with amniotic fluids and Doppler’s to ensure foetal wellbeing.
Our gynaecologists, obstetricians, and paediatric specialists ensure expert care at every stage.
Modern diagnostic tools, comfortable maternity wards, and advanced delivery options.
Care programs made to fit your particular requirements and tastes.
A friendly and supportive environment to make your pregnancy journey stress-free.
At Life Plus Hospital, we are committed to making your pregnancy a safe, joyful, and memorable experience. From the first trimester to the day you meet your baby, our expert team is with you every step of the way.
Contact us today to schedule your pregnancy care consultation. Together, let’s ensure a healthy and happy start for your growing family!
It’s important to begin prenatal care as soon as you find out you're pregnant, ideally in the first trimester (weeks 1–12). Early prenatal visits help detect any potential issues early and ensure a healthy pregnancy.
These symptoms typically subside as the pregnancy progresses but should be discussed with
a healthcare provider if they are severe or cause discomfort.
Your prenatal checkups will be
Most women can travel during pregnancy, but it’s important to:
Regular checkups are necessary. However, if you suffer from severe abdominal pain, excessive bleeding, decreased fetal activity, or early labour symptoms, call your doctor
High-risk pregnancies may require more frequent checkups and specialized care. Factors for
a high-risk pregnancy include:
High-risk pregnancies may involve more ultrasounds, screenings, and consultations with
specialists
Folic acid is crucial for baby's brain and spinal cord development, preventing neural tube defects like spina bifida, and is recommended (400-800 mg) to be taken daily before conception and during the first trimester.