Fetal Medicine Specialist in Pimpri Chinchwad

The cost depends on the type of scan or screening test required, and whether follow-up assessments are needed. We share complete cost details upfront during your consultation.

A referral is often made after an abnormal screening result, in high-risk pregnancies, for twin or multiple pregnancies, or whenever your obstetrician feels a more detailed assessment would help.

While many patients are referred by their obstetrician, you can also book a direct consultation with our fetal medicine specialist if you have specific concerns about your pregnancy.

Yes, an anomaly scan is a more detailed, structured examination of the baby's organs and body structures, usually performed by a specialist with advanced imaging equipment.

A Doppler ultrasound measures blood flow between the mother, placenta, and baby, helping assess how well the baby is being supported, particularly in high-risk pregnancies.

Yes, twin and multiple pregnancies are monitored closely with additional scans to track each baby's growth, the placenta, and amniotic fluid levels individually.

No, while it's especially valuable for high-risk pregnancies, fetal medicine consultations can also help clarify findings from routine screening in any pregnancy.

This depends on your individual risk factors and findings — your specialist will recommend a personalised follow-up schedule based on your pregnancy's needs.

Yes, fetal medicine care at Pune IVF is coordinated closely with your obstetrician and any other specialists involved, so your care plan stays consistent throughout.

Your specialist will explain the finding clearly, discuss what further tests or referrals may help, and guide you through the next steps with appropriate support.