Gynecology & Pregnancy
Week 6 - 11
Early Weeks
An ultrasound scan may be able to detect a pregnancy and a heartbeat in a normal pregnancy at around 6 weeks, but this varies a great deal and isn’t usually advised. All too often, a scan at 6 weeks shows very little or nothing, even in a perfectly developing pregnancy
- Early Weeks Ultrasound
- Weeks 6 - 11
- Ultrasound Scan with Report
- CD and cloud link included
- After discount 450 AED
Week 6 - 11
Blood Test
Antenatal Screen – (CBC, Blood Group, Coomb’s Test Indirect, Glucose – Random, Syphillis TP Abs, Toxoplasma IgG, Rubella IgG, RPR, HBsAg, HIV Combo (1 & 2 + p24 Ag), Urine Analysis & Culture).
- Antenatal Check-up
- Weeks 6 - 11
- Blood & Urine Tests
- After discount 550 AED
- Blood Collection at Home FREE
Week 11 - 14
NT Scan
NT Scan An ultrasound that measures baby’s nuchal translucency —
A fluid-filled space behind your baby’s neck. This measurement can help your doctor estimate the risk of your baby having a chromosomal abnormality such as Down syndrome.
- NT Scan Ultrasound
- Weeks 11 - 14
- Ultrasound Scan with Report
- CD and cloud link included
- After discount 450 AED
Week 11 - 14
Blood Test
Down Syndrome Risk/Double Marker (PAPP-A, Free b-HCG, (NT), Risk Calculation Ratio ) Week 11-14
- Double Marker Test
- Weeks 11 - 14
- Blood Test
- After discount 550 AED at Clinic or Lab
- Blood Collection at Home FREE
Week 18 - 23
Anomaly Scan
An anomaly scan is done at 21-23 weeks to check the anatomy of the baby, the baby’s growth and normal placental position. We look for normal structures in the baby’s brain, face, spine, heart, stomach, bowel, kidneys and links
- Anomaly Scan Ultrasound
- Weeks 18 - 23
- Ultrasound Scan with Report
- CD and cloud link included
- After discount 550 AED
Week 18 - 23
Blood Test
Down Syndrome Risk/2nd Trimester Screening Triple Test (AFP, b-HCG, Free E3, Risk Calculation Ratio ) Week 18-23
- Triple Marker Test
- Weeks 18 - 23
- Blood Test
- After Discount 550 AED at Clinic or Lab
- Blood Collection at Home FREE
Week 26 - 30
4D Scan
A 4D ultrasound is similar to a 3D ultrasound, except it displays the images of the baby in a live-streaming video. The images put together shows the movement of the baby’s body parts like their heart walls or vales and their blood flowing
- 4D Scan Ultrasound
- Weeks 26 - 30
- Ultrasound Scan with Report
- CD and cloud link included
- After discount 550 AED
Week 33 - 40
Growth Scan
A baby growth ultrasound evaluates your baby’s development during the last trimester. It measures your little one’s growth and progress. This scan is usually performed between weeks 24 and 40 of your pregnancy journey and can provide important information about your baby’s size and overall health
- Growth Scan Ultrasound
- Weeks 33 -40
- Ultrasound Scan with Report
- CD and cloud link included
- After discount 500 AED
NORMAL DELIVERY
NORMAL DELIVERY ONLY
- NORMAL DELIVERY ONLY 10,900 AED
CESAREAN DELIVERY
CESAREAN DELIVERY ONLY
- CESAREAN DELIVERY ONLY 17,000 AED
PACKAGE-4 (2,600 AED)
**Antenatal Screen – (CBC, Blood Group, Coomb’s Test Indirect, Glucose – Random, Syphillis TP Abs, Toxoplasma IgG, Rubella IgG, RPR, HBsAg, HIV Combo (1 & 2 + p24 Ag), Urine Analysis & Culture)
- 2 X Gynecologist Consultations
- Ultrasound + NT + Anomaly Scan
- 1 X Blood & Urine Test Antenatal**
NT Scan
What is a nuchal translucency scan? A nuchal translucency scan is an ultrasound scan that measures your baby’s nuchal translucency — a fluid-filled space behind your baby’s neck. This measurement can help your doctor estimate the risk of your baby having a chromosomal abnormality such as Down syndrome
Anomaly Scan
A pregnancy anomaly scan is an ultrasound scan that is typically performed during the second trimester of pregnancy to ensure that the baby is developing normally. It is also known as a fetal anomaly scan or a structural scan. During the scan, the sonographer will look at the baby’s internal organs, measure the baby’s size, and check for any abnormalities. The pregnancy anomaly scan is usually performed between 18 and 20 weeks of gestation. Although this scan is typically performed during the second trimester, it can be performed earlier or later in certain circumstances. During the scan, the sonographer will use an ultrasound machine to take pictures of the baby and look for any abnormalities. The baby’s head, brain, face, spine, heart, stomach, kidneys, bladder, arms, legs, and gender are all examined during the scan. The baby’s movements, breathing, fluid levels, and blood flow will also be monitored. The pregnancy anomaly scan is a very important part of prenatal care, as it allows doctors and expectant parents to identify any potential issues before the baby is born. This scan can detect a wide range of birth defects and medical conditions, including Down syndrome, spina bifida, cleft
Antenatal care is the care you get from health professionals during your pregnancy. It’s sometimes called pregnancy care or maternity care. You’ll be offered appointments with a midwife, or sometimes a doctor who specialises in pregnancy and birth