Obstetric care

Overview

From maternal-fetal medicine, birth control, breast health, minimally invasive surgeries, and fertility, to helping you navigate the postpartum period- Our specialists at SFA offer it all. They are highly experienced in providing women of all ages with the full spectrum of obstetric and gynecologic health services.

Whether you seek a new doctor or have specific healthcare concerns, our doctors are committed to investing in your well-being and stand ready to serve you and your family. We care for the whole patient—considering your emotional and social needs, along with addressing all of your obstetric concerns in a warm, personal and caring environment. Understanding that your healthcare needs change throughout your lifetime, Surya Fertility Associates is here to welcome you, wherever you are in your obstetric journey.

What happens in a hysterectomy?

We use a very small camera on the end of a thin tube/straw (called the hysteroscope) and gently put this into the patient’s cervix (similar to a pap test) and assess the uterus. This allows us to look directly into the space or cavity of the uterus to check for any possible polyps, visible fibroids or other concerns that might affect your ability to conceive or deliver.

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What do we offer?

We monitor our patients regularly till they deliver a healthy baby and even beyond- neonatal care. Amongst others, following are the complications we look at in them:

Poorly working placenta or placental dysfunction
Maternal kidney disease
Fetal growth problems
Maternal heart problems
Fetal abnormalities (physical and/or genetic differences)
Infections during pregnancy
Hypertension (high blood

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I consider seeing an obstetrician?

When should I consider seeing an obstetrician? If you are considering a pregnancy or have recently become pregnant, we recommend you seek the guidance and advice of an obstetrician as a great first step. They’ll be able to walk you through what to expect, offer helpful pointers, and assess any risks related to your pregnancy. This will be based on your personal and family health history and lifestyle.

After my first visit, how often should I visit the obstetrician?

As we usually measure pregnancy in weeks and considering 40 weeks is the normal pregnancy duration, your first visit should be about 12 weeks from your last period. You can definitely come sooner if you have any questions or concerns.