What is Maternal-Fetal Medicine?
Monitoring the health of your unborn child can help prevent potential health-related complications and risks from occurring. Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) pertains to this specialised care for expectant mothers, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of fetal abnormalities and disorders. Every mother needs the right kind of support and information during one of the most significant moments of their lives. MFM subspecialists provide that support.
Why do you need an MFM subspecialist?
MFM subspecialists have 360-degree expertise in all aspects of pregnancy and their effects on the mother and child. They represent a wealth of valuable peer and patient-based knowledge. In the case of any pregnancy-related complications, MFM subspecialists provide the most reliable care needed, with an evidence-based diagnosis. View our infographic on the most common conditions that qualify meeting an MFM subspecialist.
Women everywhere should keep their health as the first priority, regardless of whether they are planning to have a baby in the near future or not.
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To ensure that babies are in perfect health before birth, doctors routinely recommend a set of prenatal screening tests, as well as diagnostic tests.
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Using both Non-invasive and Invasive procedures, the fetus is examined for any genetic or chromosomal abnormalities.
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An expectant mother should receive careful attention and good care for a healthy delivery.
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As an expectant mother, you are required to go for routine scans and tests during the course of your pregnancy. Being able to acquire precise insights on your health and that of your baby is based on the quality of the diagnostic techniques and equipment used.
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