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Never hide anything from your doctor. So your prep before meeting an obstetrician should include the following points:

• Make a note of all your questions and doubts.
• Make a list of all allergies and medicines you are already taking.
• Carry any past reports which are up to 6 months old or which you would like to show to the doctor for a complete evaluation.

The whole purpose of visiting a doctor is to understand how you stand health-wise. Hence it is advisable that you ask any health related questions you might have. An experienced doctor will be able to identify which of the symptoms are related or different. In fact, it is good practice to share all your symptoms and history with your doctor.

Caesarean surgeries are only opted for in case of high risk pregnancies or any unforeseen complications. It is not always prescribed and at the CK Birla Hospital, we focus on having normal deliveries and reduced dependency on medications. It helps both the mother and the baby develop better. Don’t hesitate to have all your doubts clarified by the doctor on the probable causes of opting for a surgical procedure and the risks that might be involved.

Each of our hospitals is equipped with diagnostic labs, facilities and infrastructure for advanced tests like CT scan, MRI, etc. You can get your tests done at the hospital with the recommendation of the doctor you are consulting.

If you are undergoing a high-risk pregnancy, then you will need to see an obstetrician more often to monitor progress. They will keep track of the baby’s growth and position and help you prepare you for labour and the birthing process.

The role of a midwife is prominent when the pregnant mother goes into labour. This is where they ensure that the baby can arrive from the womb properly and ensure that in the entire process no infections are acquired. A midwife may or may not be a part of the Obstetrician’s team. But we need an obstetrician’s support throughout the pregnancy and beyond childbirth as well. So both roles are equally important, but a midwife is not a doctor, the reverse might hold true.