CDUH Section of Maternal- Fetal Medicine

11/08/2026

Amniotic fluid plays an important role in protecting your baby and supporting their development throughout pregnancy. When fluid levels are lower than expected, your OB-GYN may recommend closer monitoring to understand what’s happening and what care is needed.

Low amniotic fluid can have different causes, and sometimes no clear cause is found. That’s why regular prenatal checkups and timely evaluation matter.

If you notice decreased baby movements, fluid leakage, regular contractions, or anything that concerns you, don’t hesitate to reach out to your healthcare provider.

✨ Knowing what to look for can help you feel more prepared, and help you and your baby receive the care you need.

05/08/2026

Hey there, Moms! 🤰💙

We know that every ultrasound appointment comes with a mix of excitement, curiosity, and maybe even a few worries. That's completely normal! Every checkup is an opportunity to learn more about your little one and how they're growing.

Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) visits are designed to give you and your healthcare team a clearer picture of your baby's health, so you can feel more informed and confident throughout your pregnancy journey.

Swipe through to discover how MFM specialists monitor your baby's well-being and why each visit is an important step toward a healthy pregnancy. If anything is on your mind, don't hesitate to ask questions, your care team is always here to support you and your growing family. 💙

30/07/2026

Pregnancy comes with enough changes, don't let the rainy season catch you off guard. 🌧️

Small, everyday choices can make a big difference in protecting both you and your little one. Take a moment to review these rainy season reminders and stay one step ahead of common health risks.

If you notice anything unusual or have concerns about your health, don't wait to seek advice from your healthcare provider. A healthy mom means a healthier start for baby. 💙

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24/07/2026

Your body provides important clues about your baby's well-being, knowing what they mean can make all the difference. 💙

Amniotic fluid levels are routinely monitored during prenatal checkups because they can provide valuable information about your baby's growth and overall health. While variations in fluid levels do not always indicate a problem, they may signal the need for closer monitoring or further evaluation by your healthcare provider.

Regular prenatal visits play an essential role in ensuring both you and your baby receive the care needed throughout pregnancy. Staying informed and keeping up with your appointments can help support a healthy pregnancy every step of the way.

21/07/2026

20/07/2026

Pregnancy comes with many changes, and protecting yourself from dengue is one of the most important steps you can take for your health and your baby's well-being.

Simple everyday actions, such as preventing mosquito bites, eliminating standing water around your home, and seeking medical care promptly if symptoms develop, can make a significant difference.

Stay informed, stay protected, and help spread awareness by sharing these tips with other expecting mothers and their families. Together, we can help reduce the risk of dengue in our communities.

10/07/2026

Rainy days bring unique health risks, and pregnancy makes it even more important to stay one step ahead. Many infections are most treatable when recognized early, which is why paying attention to changes in how you feel, and sharing any recent exposure to floodwater, mosquito bites, or sick contacts with your perinatologist, is so important.

A little extra caution today can make a big difference for you and your baby's health. If you have concerns or notice unusual symptoms, don't hesitate to seek medical advice.

07/07/2026

Not every pregnancy risk is visible, but every mother deserves to know the signs.

Raising awareness about APAS is an important step toward helping more women recognize the signs, seek timely care, and receive the support they need throughout pregnancy. You don't have to face a high-risk pregnancy alone.

Consult your trusted Perinatologist for expert guidance, personalized care, and treatment that can help improve the chances of a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby.