Pregnancy & Delivery Care

Screening tests can include ultrasound scans, blood tests for genetic screening, gestational diabetes tests, and checks for other potential health concerns for both the mother and baby.

Yes, Gunasheela supports natural births and provides various pain relief options and birthing positions to aid in a comfortable delivery process, respecting the mother's birth plan as much as possible.

Pain relief options include epidural anesthesia, intravenous pain medication, nitrous oxide, and non-medical methods such as breathing techniques and hydrotherapy, depending on the mother's preferences and medical advice.

VBAC is considered based on the individual's medical history, the reason for the previous cesarean, and current pregnancy conditions. A detailed evaluation will help determine if VBAC is a safe option.

If a cesarean delivery is needed, whether planned or due to unforeseen circumstances during labor, our team ensures you are fully informed and supported throughout the process, focusing on safety and comfort for both mother and baby.

While patient preferences are highly respected, the delivery method ultimately depends on the safety and health of both the mother and baby. Decisions are made in collaboration with healthcare providers.

Postpartum care includes physical and emotional support, management of post-delivery recovery, breastfeeding support, and follow-up visits to monitor the health of both the mother and the baby.

Yes, Gunasheela offers classes and resources for first-time parents on childbirth, newborn care, breastfeeding, and adjusting to parenthood.

For high-risk pregnancies, Gunasheela provides specialized care, including closer monitoring, access to maternal-fetal medicine specialists, and coordination with neonatal intensive care units (NICU) if necessary.

To schedule your pregnancy care, contact Gunasheela Hospital directly through our website or by phone. Our team will guide you through the registration process and schedule your initial consultation.