Pregnancy care
For pregnancy care, see gynecologists first.
Regular pregnancy check-ups monitor the health of the mother and baby. WHO recommends at least eight contacts with a trained maternity-care provider, starting within the first 12 weeks; some pregnancies need more.
Also searched as: গর্ভবতী, প্রেগন্যান্ট, gorbhoboti, pregnant hoyechi
Go to hospital now
- Heavy bleeding, severe belly or shoulder-tip pain, fainting, a seizure, chest pain or breathing difficulty
- Severe headache, vision change or severe pain below the ribs, even if only one occurs
- Baby moving less than usual, water leaking, or bleeding in later pregnancy: contact maternity care now; do not wait until tomorrow
Who to see: Gynecologists
A gynaecologist and obstetrician follows the pregnancy and plans a safe delivery.
See a doctor today
- Light spotting in early pregnancy, fever, painful urination or repeated vomiting without the emergency signs above
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Common questions
- Which doctor should I see for pregnancy care (gorbhoboti)?
- See gynecologists first. A gynaecologist and obstetrician follows the pregnancy and plans a safe delivery.
- When should you go to hospital straight away?
- Heavy bleeding, severe belly or shoulder-tip pain, fainting, a seizure, chest pain or breathing difficulty; Severe headache, vision change or severe pain below the ribs, even if only one occurs; Baby moving less than usual, water leaking, or bleeding in later pregnancy: contact maternity care now; do not wait until tomorrow. Emergency number: 999.
- Where can I find gynecologists?
- Most gynecologists are listed in Dhaka (2,107), Chattogram (569), Cumilla (482), Sylhet (279), Mymensingh (276). Pick your district for chamber addresses. DhakaChattogramCumillaSylhetMymensingh