Pregnancy& Antenatal Care

Contact the clinic after a positive pregnancy test so your first visit can be planned appropriately. Early antenatal care helps review your health history, medicines, previous pregnancies, likely due date, and any symptoms or risks that need attention.

Appointments are individualized. They commonly include discussion of symptoms and wellbeing, blood pressure and weight review, assessment of fetal growth and heartbeat when appropriate, and planning of relevant blood, urine, ultrasound or screening tests.

The schedule depends on gestational age, your health, your baby's development and any risk factors. Routine care involves multiple contacts throughout pregnancy, while medical conditions, multiple pregnancy or new concerns may require more frequent monitoring.

Pregnancies affected by conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, thyroid disease, previous pregnancy complications, multiple pregnancy or other risks may need closer monitoring and coordinated specialist care. The appropriate plan is discussed after assessment.

Seek medical care immediately for severe or persistent headache, vision changes, trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, fever, severe abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding or fluid leakage, marked swelling, or a clear reduction in your baby's usual movement. If something feels seriously wrong, do not wait for a routine appointment.

Bring the date of your last menstrual period, current medicines and supplements, previous pregnancy and surgery details, vaccination information, relevant medical reports, and any recent blood tests or ultrasound scans. You can still attend if some records are unavailable.

Pregnancy consultations are available with Dr. Shweta Nadkarni at Isapure Multispeciality Hospital, Lokmanya Tilak Nagar, Miraj, serving families from Sangli, Miraj and nearby communities.