Obstetrics

Regular antenatal visits track the pregnancy's overall progress - maternal weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, fetal growth, and the standard scan schedule - with guidance through each trimester on what to expect and what to watch for. Most pregnancies proceed through routine care without needing specialist referral; routine care itself is where risk factors are first identified, which is why consistent antenatal visits matter even in a low-risk pregnancy.

One-on-one discussion of delivery options, pain management during labour, warning signs to watch for, and what to expect - so decisions about the birth are made with the patient in advance, not only in the moment.

Yoga, pranayam, pelvic floor exercises, and meditation for pregnant patients, offered on premises to support physical readiness and wellbeing through pregnancy.

Supported delivery with continuous monitoring, using a dedicated labour table, aiming for a safe vaginal birth wherever clinically appropriate.

Planned and emergency C-sections performed in the hospital's operation theatre, with an integrated anaesthesia workstation and ventilator, and post-operative nursing care.

Structured monitoring and recovery care following delivery or surgery, before discharge.