Pregnancy guide
Antenatal care through every trimester
Regular antenatal visits help monitor your health and your baby's development, answer questions and identify concerns early.
Your pregnancy journey
First trimester
Pregnancy confirmation, health review, early investigations and guidance on medicines and nutrition.
Second trimester
Growth review, screening as advised and discussion of movement, activity and wellbeing.
Third trimester
More frequent checks, birth planning and clear guidance on labour and warning signs.
What visits may include
- Blood pressure and weight
- Review of symptoms
- Fetal growth and wellbeing assessment
- Review of reports and investigations
- Nutrition and activity guidance
- Planning for labour, delivery and postnatal care
A plan that can change
Visit schedules and investigations are individualized. If a risk factor appears, monitoring may become more frequent and the reasons will be explained.
Guidance
When to seek medical advice
This list is general guidance. If something feels wrong, it is always reasonable to have it assessed.
- Bleeding or fluid leakage
- Severe abdominal pain
- Severe headache or visual disturbance
- Reduced fetal movements
- Persistent vomiting or high fever
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
When should antenatal care begin?
As early as possible after a positive pregnancy test.
How often will I need visits?
Frequency depends on pregnancy stage and individual assessment, usually increasing later in pregnancy.
Can I bring a family member?
You may ask reception about having a support person with you, while maintaining privacy during clinical discussions.
Related
Related care at Kalyani Hospital
Book an appointment
Speak with our reception team to schedule a consultation at Kalyani Hospital, Chandan Nagar, Pune.
- Behind Hanuman Mandir, Near Hanuman Gym, Chandan Nagar, Pune - 411014
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Medical disclaimer: The information on this page is for general education only and is not a substitute for consultation, diagnosis or treatment by a qualified medical professional. Individual assessment is always required. Please consult a doctor for advice about your own health.