From the first confirmation of pregnancy through delivery and postpartum recovery, care is built around regular monitoring, honest conversations and a plan that adapts as your pregnancy progresses.
High-risk pregnancies — including gestational diabetes, hypertension, twin pregnancies and prior C-sections — are managed with closer monitoring and a clear escalation plan, so nothing is left to guesswork.
Ideally within the first 6-8 weeks of pregnancy, or as soon as a home test confirms it — this lets us date the pregnancy accurately and start folic acid/essential screening early.
Yes. Epidural analgesia is a well-established, safe method used worldwide to manage labour pain without affecting the baby, administered by an anaesthetist alongside the delivery team.
Typically once each trimester for routine pregnancies (dating scan, anomaly scan, growth scan), with additional scans added if any risk factors are identified.
