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Early Pregnancy Unit

It’s a universal journey occurring between conception and 12 weeks (3 months) of pregnancy

Blood pressure measurements are routinely used to screen. The patient’s blood pressure should be measured while she is relaxed, quiet, and in a sitting position, with her legs uncrossed and her back supported. The patient’s arm should be at the level of the right atrium of the heart.

First Trimester
  • Screening for Aneuploidy

    Screening tests give information about your baby's risk of a chromosome disorder. This testing is optional, and not all pregnant women have it. Some of these tests also screen for problems with your baby's brain or spine.

  • Cervical Screening

    Cervical screening is a test length of cervix and help to prevent preterm labour.

  • RECURRENT PREGNANCY LOSS

    When a patient experiences repeated abortion (two or more) before viability (<24 weeks), these patients require special investigations and management

  • screening for GDM

    Screening tests may vary slightly depending on your health care provider, but generally include: Initial glucose challenge test. You'll drink a glucose solution. Two hour later, you'll have a blood test to measure your blood sugar level.

  • Pre Conceptional Counselling

    Preconception counselling is an appointment with your healthcare provider that helps you plan for a future pregnancy. You'll discuss your family history, risk factors, medical conditions and lifestyle. This appointment is an important part of a planned and healthy pregnancy.

  • Viability Scan

    A Fetal Viability Scan is an ultrasound examination usually carried out at 7 to 12 weeks, to confirm that the pregnancy is developing normally and to provide reassurance. Additionally, this scan will confirm or exclude whether twins are present.

  • screening for preeclampsia

    Blood pressure measurements are routinely used to screen for preeclampsia. The patient's blood pressure should be measured while she is relaxed, quiet, and in a sitting position, with her legs uncrossed and her back supported. The patient's arm should be at the level of the right atrium of the heart.