Pregnancy Doctor in Borivali West

Pregnancy is a beautiful and life-changing journey, but it requires proper medical guidance, monitoring and support. Antenatal care helps keep both mother and baby safe throughout pregnancy. If you are searching for a trusted pregnancy doctor in Borivali West, consult Dr Vaishali Bandgar for complete pregnancy care from early pregnancy to delivery planning.

Regular checkups, required tests, timely scans and proper diet guidance help ensure a healthy pregnancy and safe delivery.

• Confirms pregnancy and expected delivery date
• Monitors baby’s growth and development
• Detects pregnancy complications early
• Controls BP, sugar, thyroid and anemia
• Gives proper advice on vitamins, diet and lifestyle
• Helps planning for safe normal delivery or C-section if needed

It is recommended to consult a pregnancy doctor as soon as:

• Pregnancy test is positive
• Missed period or pregnancy symptoms begin
• You are planning pregnancy (pre-pregnancy counselling)

In the first consultation, the doctor will:

• Confirm pregnancy and calculate due date
• Check BP, weight and general health
• Review medical history (thyroid, diabetes, BP etc.)
• Suggest blood tests and early scan if required
• Start folic acid and pregnancy supplements
• Give diet and lifestyle guidance

Pregnancy involves a planned schedule of investigations to ensure safe progress.

• Blood tests: Hemoglobin, blood group, sugar, thyroid, infections etc.
• Urine tests: Infection and protein testing
• Early pregnancy scan: Confirms pregnancy location and heartbeat
• NT Scan: Screening for chromosomal conditions
• Anomaly scan: Detailed scan to check baby organs
• Growth scans: Baby growth and fluid monitoring
• Sugar tests: Gestational diabetes screening

Pregnancy is divided into three trimesters. Each trimester has a specific monitoring and care plan.

• 1st Trimester (0–12 weeks): confirmation scan, managing nausea, vitamins, and infection prevention
• 2nd Trimester (13–28 weeks): anomaly scan, weight monitoring, baby movement guidance
• 3rd Trimester (29–40 weeks): growth scans, delivery planning, monitoring baby position

• Eat balanced meals with protein, fruits and vegetables
• Consume iron and calcium-rich foods
• Stay hydrated (water/coconut water)
• Avoid raw/uncooked food and junk food
• Light exercise like walking (as advised)
• Take supplements only as prescribed

Vaccines protect mother and baby. The doctor will advise based on trimester, including:

• TT / Tdap vaccine
• Flu vaccine (if advised)

• Bleeding or watery discharge
• Severe abdominal pain or strong cramps
• Severe headache, blurred vision
• High fever
• Reduced baby movement (in later months)
• Sudden swelling in face/hands

• How often are pregnancy checkups needed? Usually monthly, then every 2 weeks and weekly near delivery.
• When can baby movements be felt? Usually around 18–22 weeks.
• Can I exercise during pregnancy? Light exercise is helpful, but only as advised by doctor.
• Is normal delivery possible? Many women deliver normally; delivery depends on health and baby position.

To consult Dr Vaishali Bandgar for Pregnancy Care in Borivali West:

• Call: +91 8149259896
• Call: +91 9004697964