Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many years have you been delivering babies?
A: I have delivered babies for the last 40 years.
Q: Currently how many babies you deliver each year?
A: I could deliver up to 200 babies a year.
Q: What would happen if you are away or sick?
A: An Obstetrician would cover my absence.
Q: What would happen if you are stuck in traffic?
A: An alternative Obstetrician would be contacted.
Q: If I am in labour should I call you first?
A: I advise you to call me before the hospital.
Q: Should I see my family doctor if I have flu?
A: You should see your family doctor first.
Q: What should I do if I experience abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, leakage of liquor, reduced fetal movements or see flashes of light?
A: Please inform me and the hospital immediately.
Q: What would happen if I go into preterm labour before 32-33 completed weeks?
A: You would be admitted to a Hospital with a tertiary level special care baby unit.
Q: How long will my baby be staying at special care baby unit?
A: It depends on how early the baby is born and if any complication occurs.
Q: Who will look after my baby at special care baby unit?
A: Paediatrician / Neonatologist; specialist baby doctor.
Q: Who will circumcise my baby boy and when?
A: A surgeon as soon as it is feasible to do so.
Q: When shall I see you for post-natal check up?
A: Six to eight weeks following birth or earlier if there is abnormal vaginal bleeding, smelly vaginal discharge, wound infection or bleeding, abdominal pain or swelling or pain in calf muscles
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