In Australia, 1 out of 7 pregnant women is affected by gestational diabetes (GDM). The good news is, more than half of these women would...

A lot of information has gone on about morning sickness, but almost no one talks about constipation in pregnancy – it’s not exactly a...

Ectopic pregnancy occurs when a pregnancy has implanted outside of the womb. It can be in the fallopian tubes (commonest), ovaries,...

Got that itchy skin? Especially around your hands and feet? Are you pregnant? While it is common to get itchy skin in pregnancy (up to...

What is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome ? Also known commonly as PCOS, it is a common yet complex condition affecting up to 1 - 1.8 in 10...

What is a Cardiotocograph (CTG)? CTG is an abbreviation for cardiotocograph which basically means heart rate and uterine (womb)...

Staying healthy and active is good for your pregnancy.

What is GBS? Group B Streptococcus (GBS) is a type of bacteria that live in our bodies. It is commonly found in the intestines, rectum or...

We check your blood pressure at every visit because high blood pressure (hypertension) in pregnancy can cause some complications for you...

If you have a negative blood group (Rh negative), and your baby is Rh positive, some of the baby’s blood cells may cross over into your...

Laparoscopic surgery or minimally invasive surgery is also more commonly known as “key-hole” surgery. Keyhole because only small...

Routine ultrasounds are performed throughout your pregnancy to monitor the development and growth of your baby. It is important to know...