Thanawala Maternity Home & IVF Clinic

Our in-house counselor Dr. Nigamaja Hariharan provides key tips on how to prepare for labour (delivery) and what a women can do to increase the chances of having a normal delivey. Watch to know more.. One can also Call us on 9920143277 for any queries. Visit:  https://thanawalamaternity.com/  

Infertility can affect a couple both emotionally and physically. Infertility is a life altering medical trouble that plagues lots of couples in India, depriving them of unbridled joy of parenthood. Today, one out of 7 couples remains infertile attributable to more than a few of factors like stressful lifestyles, inadequate nutrition, side effects of medication, physiological problems, infections and so on. The number of infertility cases is increasing at an alarming rate throughout the country. According to gynecologist in Navi Mumbai — the most commonly used fertility treatments methods are intrauterine insemination (IUI) and in vitro fertilization (IVF). Even though these procedures have been used successfully for many decades, people often confuse the two and are unaware of the differences between them. While both fertility treatments are us...

Exercising while Pregnant The benefits of exercise, good nutrition, and the maintenance of a healthy lifestyle are undisputed as ways to reduce many of the diseases that affect women such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, arthritis, and obesity. In pregnancy, the benefits of exercise are also known. Regular exercising during pregnancy is beneficial in keeping weight gain under control, reducing stress, and reducing the length of labor. Some studies even show that patients who exercise regularly during pregnancy can reduce their risk of requiring a cesarean section. We also know that regular exercise does not increase your chances of miscarriage or pregnancy loss. Changes in Your Body During Pregnancy Increased rate of respiration. Because of a hormone called Relaxin, the joints loosen in pregnancy, especially in the pelvis. As a result, you may be more prone to joint strains or sprains. The curvature in your lower back increases, which, along with the enlargement in the...

When is a Cesarean Section required? Cesarean section or C-Section is the procedure of delivering a baby surgically by the abdominal route. It was basically invented for a baby who would not pass through the pelvis and got stuck. Cephalo Pelvic Disproportion still remains one of the leading indications – but with time the indications have broadened. We now also do it for Abnormal Position of the baby, Fetal distress, and at times when Mothers health is at risk if delivery is not done quickly. What to expect Post a C-Section? Your Baby ! and this will alleviate whatever little pain and discomfort the surgery may cause you. You start breastfeeding the baby immediately after the surgery. After 24 hours you are encouraged to walk around and by end of Day 2, you are on a full diet. We generally discharge you on Day 3 or 4 depending on how comfortable you are with managing the child. Are there any risk involved in C-Section? Just like any surgery risk of anesthesia and surgery are...