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OBSTETRICS & MATERNITY SERVICES
OBSTETRICS
One of life’s greatest blessings is the opportunity to welcome a new family member into your loving home. Our expertise is in making worry-free unique deliveries.
With every visit to our clinic, our practice’s full-spectrum prenatal, labor & delivery, and postpartum treatment strengthens the close relationship between the doctor and patient.
To make your pregnancy as easy as possible, your Obstetrician can offer treatments and services, including surgery. They also offer high-risk obstetric treatment if you or your unborn child have medical issues that could endanger the pregnancy’s health.
Maternity care
Before the birth of your child, we provide:
- Scheduling regular doctor’s appointments
- Your doctor’s ultrasound evaluations
- Managing high-risk pregnancies, in consultation with a perinatal physician, such as those involving diabetes, hypertension, twin gestation, preterm labor, advanced maternal age, etc.
- Close attention to a balanced diet, regular exercise, and way of life.
Delivery and Labor
You can count on Gynaecologist to deliver all-encompassing care on your most important day. Your obstetrician can assist you in developing a birth plan that will make you feel secure and confident. They can offer the required tests and care to get the pregnancy back on track if any unanticipated difficulties arise during your pregnancy.
Postpartum
OBSTETRICS
In order to address postpartum depression, birth control management, and counselling for a healthy lifestyle, you should schedule a follow-up appointment with Dr. Asha Sharma
Obstetrics Fretly Asked Questions
What is obstetrics
A closely related medical field to Gynaecology is obstetrics. The two, however, are not equivalent. Obstetrics focuses especially on your health and the health of your unborn child from conception through pregnancy, delivery, and the immediate postpartum period.
What is care for high-risk pregnancies?
When a problem or unexpected scenario puts the pregnancy at risk, high-risk obstetrics care is required. Dr Asha Sharma offers high-risk pregnancies impacted by the following conditions and more professional high-risk obstetrics care:
Multiples
It’s thrilling to become pregnant and have twins, triplets, or even more children, but there are risks involved that don’t exist with single deliveries. Preeclampsia is a condition that you’re more likely to get or early labor.
Hypertension
High blood pressure, often known as hypertension, typically has no symptoms. You might already have high blood pressure before you become pregnant, and some people might not be aware of their condition until they start seeing a doctor for their pregnancy. Or you might experience gestational hypertension, which is commonly detected about 20 weeks of pregnancy or closer to delivery. After delivery, gestational hypertension normally goes away. Your obstetrician keeps a close eye on you during the pregnancy and will suggest any required therapies to help keep you and your unborn child healthy.
Diabetes
You could develop gestational diabetes while pregnant, or you might have diabetes before becoming pregnant. Your obstetrician needs to regularly check your baby’s health since the elevated blood sugar levels caused by diabetes can endanger your baby’s wellbeing. With medication and nutritional advice, they can also assist you in controlling your diabetes.
Thyroid conditions
You can be more likely to experience pregnancy issues like miscarriage and fetal development limitation if you have a thyroid disorder. You and your unborn child receive individualized care and monitoring from your obstetrics specialist.
What obstetric services could I get?
In order to ensure that your pregnancy and delivery are as safe and comfortable as possible, Dr Asha Sharma provides a wide range of obstetrics services and provides the following procedures and services:
- Non-stress diagnostics for fetal wellbeing include
- Ultrasound imaging for fetal dates, growth, abnormalities, and well-being.
- Anti-D shot to protect your future fertility if you are Rh-negative.
- Cervical cerclage,
- Episiotomy,
- Vaginal delivery,
- Cesarean section (C-section), and
- Vaginal delivery after cesarean (VBAC).
The obstetrician will respond to all of your quiries and take care of your unique needs when it comes to giving birth.
