Prenatal and postnatal counselling supports women during these critical stages, enhancing safety, confidence, and informed decision-making throughout pregnancy and the postpartum period.
A high-risk pregnancy requires specialised monitoring, early diagnosis, and close collaboration between the expectant mother and her obstetrician.
The prevention of preterm birth is based on the early identification of risk factors and consistent, structured obstetric monitoring.
Diabetes in pregnancy requires early diagnosis and close monitoring to safeguard the health of both mother and fetus.
Genetic counselling during pregnancy supports early risk assessment and provides prospective parents with clear, evidence-based information to guide informed decision-making.
Multiple pregnancy requires specialised monitoring due to increased physiological demands and specific risks for both the mother and the fetuses.
Non-invasive prenatal testing provides a reliable assessment of common chromosomal abnormalities through a simple maternal blood sample.
Ultrasound examination and the biophysical profile are essential tools for monitoring pregnancy and assessing fetal wellbeing.
Vaginal birth is a natural physiological process which, with appropriate medical guidance, can progress safely for both mother and newborn.
Pregnancy complications require early recognition and close monitoring to safeguard the health of both mother and fetus.
Caesarean section is a surgical method of delivery performed when the safety of the mother or the baby requires it.
Vaginal birth after caesarean (VBAC) can be safely achieved in carefully selected cases with appropriate monitoring and obstetric support.