Pregnancy care,start to finish.
Antenatal care, delivery and postnatal support with Dr Dharsh at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital or Thomson Medical Centre.

Every pregnancy is different. Dr Dharsh takes time to listen, understand your preferences and plan your care around you and your baby.
The clinic supports natural birth. Share your birth preferences early, and together you will agree a plan that is medically safe for you and your baby. If a caesarean section is needed, it is carried out at the hospital where you have chosen to deliver.
Dr Dharsh delivers mainly at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, and also at Thomson Medical Centre. Care continues after your baby arrives, with postnatal reviews and breastfeeding advice.

- Delivers at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital
- Also delivers at Thomson Medical Centre
- Natural birth and caesarean section
- Postnatal care and lactation advice
Care through each stage
What to expect from your first visit to your first weeks at home.
First trimester
Confirming the pregnancy, an early dating scan, first blood tests and advice on supplements and lifestyle.
Second trimester
Regular checks, a detailed scan at around 20 weeks and screening for gestational diabetes.
Third trimester
Monitoring your baby's growth and position, and preparing your birth plan together.
Birth
Natural birth or caesarean section at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital or Thomson Medical Centre.

After birth
Postnatal reviews to check your recovery, and breastfeeding advice from a doctor who is a strong advocate for it.
Common questions
When should I book my first pregnancy visit?
Which hospitals does Dr Dharsh deliver at?
Can I have a natural birth?
What should I bring to my first visit?
Further reading

Your first antenatal visit: what to expect
A simple guide to booking, what to bring, and the checks that happen at your first pregnancy appointment.

Gestational diabetes: what it means for you and your baby
Why blood sugar is checked in pregnancy, what happens if it is high, and how gestational diabetes is managed.

Endometriosis: what it is, and when to get checked
Painful periods are common, but pain that stops you working, studying or sleeping is worth a closer look.
Expecting? Let's plan your care.
Book your first pregnancy visit and the clinic will confirm a time within one working day.
