MBBS DGO (Kolkata) FRCOG (London)
Completion Certificate of Specialist Training (CCT-UK)
Diploma in Advanced Obstetric Ultrasound (RCOG/RCR-UK)
Certificate of Special Skills in Maternal Medicine (RCOG-UK)
If you are struggling with infertility and need help getting pregnant, there are fertility treatments that can increase your chances of having a baby. IVF is the process of fertilization, embryo development, and implantation to help you get pregnant.
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Late pregnancies, especially when the mother is 35 or older, are increasingly common nowadays. Many women with infertility get pregnant after treatment after 35 years. However, these high risk pregnancies need proper care and management under an expert’s supervision.
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Re-current pregnancy loss can be traumatic for any couple trying hard to get pregnant. The risk of recurrent miscarriage gets higher as the woman gets older. However, effective treatment and constant overseeing by our specialists can manage recurrent miscarriages efficiently.
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Complex medical conditions such as congenital heart disease, acute diabetes, or thyroid problems can complicate your pregnancy and might even endanger the life of both the mother and the child. Pre-pregnancy counseling and care can potentially help you lead a healthy pregnancy.
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Screening for chromosomal problems is essential to diagnose certain major physical abnormalities of the baby which may be visible at this stage. Performed trans-abdominally, the test is generally calculated taking into account the mother’s age and weight and other factors.
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Fetal anomaly scan is a detailed assessment of the physical structures of the baby at around 18-20 weeks of pregnancy. The process involves checking the position of the placenta, growth and water around the baby, and the baby’s physical features.
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Fetal Wellbeing involves identifying any abnormality in the growth of the baby, offering suggestions on monitoring, delivery in case of any urgent abnormal symptoms, reporting any placental or fetal position defect and ensuring the safety of the mother and the baby.
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In certain conditions, when the unborn child is at risk of a heart abnormality or disorder or a family history of heart disease, fetal echocardiography helps to check the structure and function of the fetal heart.
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Volume (4D) Ultrasound is a technique used during pregnancy to produce life-like images of the fetus. Not prescribed for all mothers, 4D Ultrasound is done when your doctor needs to closely examine any suspected fetal anomalies.
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Whether a mother is preparing to conceive or going through an IVF treatment, a fertility scan will help to check the internal functioning of the organs, focusing on the uterus, ovaries, and surrounding areas to evaluate if there is any underlying gynecologic problem.
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NIPT is a screening test that tells about any major genetic health risks in pregnancy. It is a non-invasive procedure that tests the baby’s DNA in the mother’s blood and evaluates if the baby is affected by any chromosomal defect like Down Syndrome.
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Amniocentesis is done to gather useful information about the fetus, including screening for Down Syndrome or any structural abnormalities in the fetus. The procedure involves removing amniotic fluid and cells in the uterus for testing and treatment.
Read MoreBeing one of the renowned genetic counseling clinics, Fetomat Wellness offers you many certified genetic counselors who will explore your family and clinical history and help you understand any chromosomal or genetic disorder running in your family.
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