A high‑risk pregnancy is one where the mother or baby has an increased chance of health problems. This can be due to pre‑existing conditions (like diabetes), age, or issues that develop during pregnancy like preeclampsia or preterm labour.

Typically, your first prenatal visit should be as soon as you suspect you are pregnant, usually around 8‑10 weeks of gestation. This helps in early confirmation and planning.

Normal delivery offers faster recovery, fewer infections, less blood loss, and a shorter hospital stay. However, C‑section is performed when medically necessary for the safety of mother and baby.

Yes, we provide comprehensive fertility services including ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination (IUI), and advanced IVF procedures in collaboration with our infertility specialists.

Yes, VBAC is possible in many cases. Our obstetricians will evaluate your previous scar and other risk factors to determine the safest mode of delivery.

We offer lactation counselling, newborn care education, post‑natal exercise guidance, and psychological support to help new mothers transition smoothly.