In simple words
Regular health checkups from early pregnancy through birth to monitor the well-being of mother and baby.
Who is it for?
Pregnant women requiring routine antenatal checkups, guidance, and planned normal or caesarean delivery.
What happens during your visit?
Each visit includes blood pressure, weight, abdominal examination, fetal heart auscultation, and delivery planning.
How might it feel?
It is a routine clinical checkup with no discomfort. Abdominal examination and friendly consultation are conducted.
Before you come
Bring all previous reports, antenatal card, and medicine list. Remember the first day of your last period.
After your visit
Dr. Shazia explains your reports, prescribes required supplements, and schedules your next antenatal visit.
What to bring with you
- Bring your previous ultrasound films, blood test reports, and maternal health card
- Note down the date of your last menstrual period (LMP)
- Wear comfortable, two-piece loose clothing for ease of examination
Questions you may have
When should I schedule my first antenatal visit?
It is recommended to visit as soon as you have a positive pregnancy test, ideally within the first 6 to 8 weeks, to confirm fetal location and viability.
How are decisions made between normal delivery and caesarean delivery?
Normal delivery is always supported when maternal and fetal conditions permit. Caesarean delivery is performed when medically necessary for safety.