Comprehensive Care for Pre-Issues, Post-Issues, and Childhood Issues
Pushp Clinic, Indore, offers expert care for every stage of pregnancy — from pre-issues, through delivery, to post-issues and childhood issues. Our experienced gynecologist and high-risk pregnancy specialist, Dr. Sheela Chhabra, provides personalized and safe care for both mother and baby.
1. Pre-Issues in Pregnancy
Most pregnancies go smoothly, but some mothers may have complications that need early attention.
Common Pre-Issues We Manage:
- Miscarriage – This means the pregnancy ends on its own before 20 weeks. Most miscarriages happen due to problems in the baby’s chromosomes.
Symptoms to watch: vaginal bleeding, cramps, spotting.
If you see these signs, call your doctor immediately. - Premature Labor and Birth – Labor that starts before 37 weeks can lead to a premature baby.
Early signs: regular cramps, back pain, pressure in the lower belly.
Timely treatment can help prevent early delivery. - Ectopic Pregnancy – This happens when the fertilized egg grows outside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tube.
Why it’s serious: It can rupture the tube and cause heavy bleeding. Needs urgent medical care. - Other conditions like placenta previa and preeclampsia can also occur and need close monitoring.
2. Post-Issues After Delivery
After birth, your body starts healing. But some mothers face problems that need medical help.
Common Post-Issues:
- Postpartum Hemorrhage (Heavy Bleeding) – Some bleeding is normal after delivery, but very heavy bleeding can be dangerous.
Higher risk: after long labor, multiple births, or infection. - Uterine Infections – Infection in the uterus can cause fever, rapid heartbeat, or belly pain. Needs antibiotics.
- C-section or Wound Infections – Pain, redness, or pus at the incision site.
- Other concerns: breastfeeding problems, swollen breasts, hair loss, discomfort during sex, stretch marks.
3. Childhood Issues (Newborn Care)
A healthy start is important for your baby. But newborns can have small health problems in the first weeks.
Common Issues:
- Umbilical Cord Care – Keep the cord stump clean and dry until it falls off naturally in 2–4 weeks.
- Soft Spot (Fontanelle) – The soft area on the baby’s head is normal and will close by 18 months. Just protect it from bumps.
- Common Minor Problems – Like colic (stomach pain), watery eyes, cradle cap, or mild vomiting. Most clear up with gentle care and doctor’s advice.
4. Delivery Options
Your baby’s birth is a big moment. There are two main ways:
- Normal Delivery (Vaginal Birth) – Natural, faster recovery, less hospital stay, no major surgery. But sometimes not possible due to health reasons.
- Cesarean Delivery (C-section) – Planned surgery to deliver the baby. Useful when normal delivery is risky. Recovery takes longer, but it can be safer in some cases.
At Pushp Clinic, we guide you on which option is safest for you and your baby.
Safe Pregnancy Care at Pushp Clinic
Whether it’s before pregnancy, after delivery, or newborn care — we’re here to guide you at every step. With Dr. Sheela Chhabra’s expertise, we aim for a safe delivery, a healthy baby, and a happy mother.
