Post Pregnancy Care
Your care at NGGynehealth does not end with childbirth. We believe that it is in fact, the beginning of an amazing phase of life and we would be only too happy to assist your transition from pregnancy to parenthood. We appreciate that you are on a steep learning curve on changing nappies, recognising feeding cues from the baby, juggling several different roles while coping with the familiar yet trying challenges such as changed domestic dynamics and a constant lack of sleep.
Be it emotional support to build confidence and coping mechanisms or helpful breast feeding advice, we are only a phone call away. We also offer the expertise of an experienced lactation consultant who could help with one to one supervised sessions to enable you to master the critical skills of breast feeding which often facilitates your seamless transition to motherhood and strengthen bonds that last a lifetime.
Antenatal Breastfeeding Education Classes
The decision to breastfeed is probably the best investment you can make in your baby's future. It is a personal decision and breastfeeding is an art that needs to be learned by mother and baby.
If you are prepared with up-to-date information about breastfeeding earlier you are more likely to overcome any difficulties that may lead to early weaning. It also helps to ensure you enjoy your breastfeeding relationship with your baby and have more confidence in your ability to breastfeed successfully.
These effective and helpful classes are conducted by our midwife and lactation consultant, Chris Black, in house.
NG GyneHealth
Suite 28 Mater Medical Suites
For details contact the rooms direct on 07 4942 1199
High Risk Pregnancy
We pride ourselves on dealing with High risk pregnancy and child birth and empowering women to make the right choices even in the face of this tricky pregnancy.
Here are some of the examples of high risk pregnancies that we commonly deal with at NG Gynehealth and have special interest in:
- Twins
- Previous Cesarean section
- Diabetes in pregnancy
- Thyroid disorders
- Kidney disorders
- Previous pregnancy losses
- Immune sensitized pregnancy
Other conditions that make a pregnancy high risk may arise as the pregnancy progresses:
- Preeclampsia
- Growth restriction
- Gestational diabetes
- Preterm birth
Our experienced specialists at NG Gynehealth, Dr Naguesh Gaunekar and Dr Sally Rodrigues have been trained in High risk pregnancy units at Womens and Childrens' hospital in Adelaide and both have higher qualifications in obstetric ultrasound (DDU ). This coupled with the state of the art Ultrasound equipment puts us in a unique position to perform high end Ultrasound scans, should you develop any complications during your pregnancy.
