How do we monitor your baby!
monitoring in pregnancy
Fetal Heart
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Baby Movements
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Baby Weight Gain
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MONITORING DURING LABOUR
Fetal Heart
Continuous monitoring of fetal Heart sounds are done using CTG and we are on the lookout for dips that can mean fetal distress.
Liquor Colour
Liquor, meaning amniotic fluid which surrounds the baby in the uterus comes out during active labour. A change in its colour as labour progresses can be an indication of fetal distress.
Baby Descent
Good and regular uterine contractions, facilitate widening of the birth canal. This is assessed by internal examination which also allows us to locate the progressive descent of the baby in the birth canal.
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Early Pregnancy Scans
Confirmation
Dating of pregnancy
Second Trimester
ANAMOLY SCANS
Third Trimester
Amniotic Fluid
Placenta maturity
Biophysical Profile
Position of the baby in the uterus is important as normal delivery is possible and safe if head presents in the pelvis first. Breech and shoulder presentations are delivered by caesarean route. Even the position of Placenta also influneces our decision.
Ultrasound Doppler studies are done around 32-34 weeks to study blood flow in uterine, umbillical and middle cerebral arteries to assess blood flow to uterus and fetus. If abnormality detected and confirmed by repeat tests, terminatiion of pregnancy might be considered.
