Abdominal & Pelvic Obstetric Examination
Care Before the Procedure
- Wear comfortable, loose clothing for easy abdominal access.
- Empty bladder to improve examination comfort and accuracy.
- Inform doctor of any recent abdominal pain or complications.
- Bring previous medical records or ultrasound reports if available.
Care During the Procedure
- Remain relaxed to allow accurate palpation and assessment.
- Follow instructions for different positions as guided by the clinician..
- Breathe normally; avoid sudden movements during examination.
- Communicate any discomfort to the examining physician immediately.
Care After the Procedure
- Note and follow any recommendations given by the doctor.
- Schedule follow-up visits as per gestational timeline.
- Monitor for unusual pain or bleeding and report promptly.
- Maintain hydration and rest after the examination if needed.
- Wear comfortable, loose clothing for easy abdominal access.
- Empty bladder to improve examination comfort and accuracy.
- Inform doctor of any recent abdominal pain or complications.
- Bring previous medical records or ultrasound reports if available.
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Our Speciality Services
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Our Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology offers comprehensive, patient-centred care for women at every stage of life, from routine gynaecology to complex high-risk pregnancies. Consultant-led services are available 24/7, supported by extended OPD hours and a multidisciplinary team of obstetricians, gynaecologists, foetal-medicine specialists, anaesthetists and specialist nurses. Our facilities include modern birthing suites with continuous foetal monitoring, dedicated operating theatres for advanced and minimally invasive surgery, and 3D/4D imaging and colposcopy for precise diagnostics. We provide a full spectrum of care—labour and delivery (vaginal and caesarean), fertility and assisted-reproduction services (IVF/ICSI), laparoscopic and hysteroscopic procedures, gynaecologic oncology and comprehensive postnatal support—coordinated with neonatal and critical-care teams as needed.
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