Antenatal care

Our antenatal care is classified into low risk and high-risk antenatal care. And it is individualised into first time expectant mothers and repeat expectant mothers. The major goal of prenatal care is to help ensure the birth of a healthy baby while minimizing risk to the mother.

There are several components involved in achieving this objective:

• Early, accurate estimation of gestational age
• Identification of pregnancies at increased risk for maternal or fetal morbidity and mortality
• Ongoing evaluation of maternal and fetal health status
• Anticipation of problems with intervention, if possible, to prevent or minimize morbidity
• Health promotion, education, support, and shared decision-making