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Pregnancy involves several important milestones, and among them are prenatal blood screening tests that help assess your baby’s health early in pregnancy. Tests such as the Double Marker Test, Quadruple Test, and NIPT are designed to estimate the risk of certain chromosomal conditions in the baby. As a fetal medicine specialist, I always explain to […]

One of the most important milestones in pregnancy is the Anomaly Scan, also known as the Level II ultrasound. This scan provides a detailed assessment of your baby’s growth and development and plays a crucial role in ensuring a healthy pregnancy journey. As a fetal medicine specialist, I often reassure parents — this scan is

During pregnancy, most women undergo screening tests to assess the baby’s health. Occasionally, screening results may indicate an increased risk for certain genetic or chromosomal conditions. In such cases, diagnostic tests are recommended to provide clear and definitive answers. The two most common diagnostic procedures in prenatal care are Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) and Amniocentesis.

Pregnancy is a journey of hope and anticipation. During this journey, one of the conditions commonly discussed in prenatal screening is Down syndrome. As a fetal medicine specialist, my goal is to provide clear, balanced, and compassionate information so that families can make informed and confident decisions. What Is Down Syndrome? Down syndrome, also known

By Dr. Rekha – Fetal Medicine Specialist One of the most common concerns I hear in my scan room is: “Doctor, why is my scan taking so long? Is something wrong?” Let me reassure you — in most cases, a longer ultrasound does not mean something is wrong.In fact, it often means we are being

Pregnancy is a journey filled with anticipation, hope, and questions. One of the most important early milestones in this journey is the First Trimester Screening, commonly known as the NT scan. As a fetal medicine specialist, I often tell parents — this scan is not just another ultrasound. It is an important step toward ensuring