Dr.Deepthi Jammi

Dr.Deepthi Jammi FETAL MEDICINE , HIGH RISK OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGICAL SERVICES

Based on the ideals of providing comfort, care and compassion, Chennai Women’s Clinic & Scan Centre has adopted a progressive, technology-oriented and patient-centric approach to Fetal Medicine. Deeply passionate about her field of expertise, the founder Dr.DeepthiJammi, a triple gold medallist, trained under the best minds in Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Fetal Medicine to provide a wholesome experience to her patients. While these are her chosen fields of practice, Dr.Deepthiis keenly aware of the lateral and downstream specialities such as Paediatric Cardiology, Genetics, and Perinatal Pathology. Chennai Women’s Clinic and Scan Centre is envisioned as a platform where these various disciplines converge to provide maximum benefit to the community.

09/06/2026

Many pregnant women are told to turn to one side before getting up from bed—but do you know why?

As pregnancy progresses, especially in the 7th and 8th months, your growing uterus changes how your muscles and back handle movement. Rolling to your side and using your arms to support yourself can reduce muscle strain, cramps, and unnecessary back pain.

A small change in how you get up can make a big difference in your comfort during pregnancy.

07/06/2026

A weekend that will always hold a special place in my heart. 💙

MUGIL 2026 by Tamil Nadu federation of Obstetricians and Gynecologist at the beautiful Kodaikanal was a perfect blend of academic excellence and personal milestones. I was honoured to participate in the NIPT vs Amniocentesis debate, sharing perspectives on a topic that continues to evolve and influence fetal medicine. The enriching discussions and encouraging appreciation made the experience truly memorable.

This conference became even more special as I celebrated 15 wonderful years of marriage with my family amidst the serene hills. Reconnecting with my professors, colleagues, and meeting my fellowship students from Salem and Erode—now excelling in their own practices—was immensely fulfilling and a reminder of how far the journey has come.

The weekend concluded with a peaceful visit to the Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple, adding a touch of gratitude and divine blessings to an already unforgettable experience.

Here’s to learning, love, mentorship, and memories that last a lifetime. ❤️🙏

07/06/2026

Worried because another scan report mentioned a problem with your baby?

One of the most common requests we receive is: "Can you look at my reports and tell me what's wrong?" The truth is that ultrasound is not just about pictures. A diagnosis often depends on seeing the baby move in real time, assessing organ function, blood flow, heart activity, bladder filling, and many other dynamic findings that cannot be captured in a single image.

That's why a meaningful second opinion usually requires a fresh scan, not just a review of static pictures.

06/06/2026

🎓✨ Fellowship Batch – Valedictory Function ✨🎓

Another memorable chapter comes to a close as our fellowship doctors successfully complete their training journey.

All the way from Punjab, Ramanathapuram, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Chennai, this diverse group came together with a shared passion for excellence in fetal medicine and obstetric imaging. Their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to learning have been truly inspiring.

As they embark on the next phase of their professional journey, we wish each one of them continued success, growth, and the ability to make a meaningful difference in the lives of countless mothers and babies.

Congratulations and all the very best for a bright future! 🌸

06/06/2026

Ever been asked to drink some water and take a walk before your pregnancy scan?

Many moms think walking faster will make the baby turn quickly—but that's not really how it works. Sometimes babies lie in a position where it's difficult to see the face, heart, or other important structures. A drink and a gentle walk may encourage baby movements, helping us get the views we need for a complete scan.

The key isn't speed. It's patience.

05/06/2026

Did you know that your baby's eyes can actually be seen during a pregnancy scan?

Many parents ask whether their baby is opening and closing their eyes inside the womb. The answer is yes! During certain scans, we can often see the eyelids and eye movements. More importantly, we assess key structures such as the eye sockets (orbits) and the lenses to ensure they are developing normally.

While ultrasound cannot show every part of the eye in detail, it can provide valuable information about your baby's eye development before birth.

04/06/2026

One of the most common questions from moms expecting twins is: "I can feel movements, but how do I know which baby is kicking?"

The truth is that most mothers cannot reliably tell which twin is moving. In many twin pregnancies, the babies' arms and legs occupy similar areas of the abdomen, making it very difficult to identify which baby is responsible for a particular kick.

Instead of focusing on which baby is moving, focus on whether you are feeling regular overall movements after meals and during active periods of the day.

Have you ever wondered this during your twin pregnancy?

03/06/2026

👶 "My baby's movements feel reduced, but the scan is normal. Why am I still worried?"

This is one of the most common concerns during pregnancy. 🤰

At some point during the 7th, 8th, or 9th month, many mothers may notice a day or two when baby movements feel different or less noticeable.

💜 The first thing to remember is this:

✅ If your doctor says the scan is normal, that provides a great deal of reassurance.

During the scan, we can assess:

👶 Your baby's position

🤸‍♀️ Large body movements

✋ Small finger and hand movements

👄 Opening and closing of the mouth

🫁 Breathing movements

💧 The amount of fluid around the baby

🩸 Blood flow and oxygen supply to the baby

All of these findings help us understand how your baby is doing inside the womb.

✨ So even if you feel that movements are reduced, seeing good movements and normal findings on the scan is a very reassuring sign.

📌 Remember, a scan reflects your baby's condition at that particular moment, but it provides valuable information about your baby's wellbeing.

👩‍⚕️ In this video, Dr. Deepthi Jammi explains why a normal scan can be reassuring even when you're concerned about reduced fetal movements.

02/06/2026

Why do you experience white discharge during pregnancy?

White vaginal discharge is very common during pregnancy and is usually caused by:
✨ Hormonal changes
🩸 Increased blood flow to the vaginal area

In most cases, it is completely normal.

✅ Normal pregnancy discharge is usually:
🤍 White or clear
💧 Mild and not excessive
🚫 No itching
🚫 No foul smell

Staying well hydrated can often help you feel more comfortable.

⚠️ However, you should consult your doctor if the discharge becomes:

🧀 Thick, sticky, or curd-like (similar to cottage cheese)

😣 Associated with itching or irritation

👃 Foul-smelling

🟡 Yellow in colour

🟢 Green in colour

🔵 Unusually discoloured

These symptoms may indicate a bacterial or fungal infection that requires treatment.

👩‍⚕️ Timely treatment is important because certain vaginal infections during pregnancy may increase the risk of preterm labour and preterm delivery.

01/06/2026

🤰 Is pelvic pressure a sign of labour?

The answer is: Not necessarily.

As your pregnancy progresses, especially in the last few months, it is very common to experience:

👶 Pelvic pressure

🤕 Lower back pain

💢 Lower abdominal pain

⚖️ A feeling of heaviness in the pelvis

⬇️ A downward pulling sensation

These symptoms usually occur because:

👶 Your baby is growing heavier

🦴 Your pelvis and ligaments are stretching in preparation for birth

🤰 Your body is getting ready for labour

⚠️ However, pelvic pressure may be an early sign of labour when it occurs along with:

⏱️ Regular abdominal tightening or contractions

💧 Fluid leakage

🤍 Increased vaginal discharge

🩸 Blood-stained mucus discharge ("show")

👶 Reduced baby movements

When these symptoms occur together, you may be entering the early stages of labour.

✅ Pelvic pressure alone is usually a normal part of late pregnancy.

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14, Jagadeeswaran Street, T. Nagar
Chennai
600017

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm

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