Dr Keith Duncan There’s a lot to think about when packing your hospital bag, but armed with Dr Duncan’s hospital bag checklist you should have all you need for the birth and for your new baby. It’s very exciting to pack your bag for The Big Day, because after all this time of being pregnant, the birth is … See the hospital bag checklist
Pregnancy can be a great time to enjoy a last romantic break as a couple before baby arrives. Whether it’s a holiday booked before receiving your happy news, or squeezing in a ‘babymoon’. However, lots of women are worried about flying during pregnancy. What are the recommended guidelines for flying when pregnant? As long as … Read the pregnancy travel guide
Throughout pregnancy, you will be offered a number of routine tests and checks to keep a close eye on your health and the development and wellbeing of the little life growing inside you. These tests are not compulsory, so you can choose to refuse them if you wish. They are, however incredibly useful to help … Learn about routine pregnancy checks
Most of the women I care for worry about miscarriage, particularly in the early months of pregnancy. Sadly, miscarriage is common in the first twelve weeks. Whenever it happens, it can be a distressing experience. However, it’s important to remember that you are still much more likely to have a healthy, uncomplicated pregnancy. With personalised … Understand miscarriage risk