
Third Trimester
What to know and expect for
the final stretch of your pregnancy.
Growth scans
Growth scans will be performed each visit and a formal scan will be requested if your baby is measuring smaller or larger than expected for its gestation.
Anti-D
If you have a Rhesus negative blood group, Anti-D will be given at 28 and 34 weeks gestation. Find out more.
Movements Matter
If you are worried about your baby’s movements then we want to know. A fetal heart rate trace (CTG) is the first investigation and can be performed in our rooms or at the hospital. Find out more.
Preventing Stillbirth
There are measures you can take to reduce the chance of a still birth. These include:
Preterm Birth
Preterm birth is defined as birth before 37 weeks of pregnancy. As a group, Obstetricians are working hard to decrease the rates of preterm birth. However, there are some instances where early delivery is medically indicated. Find out more.