Washington Regional Maternal Fetal Medicine Clinic

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Washington Regional Maternal Fetal Medicine Clinic

Providing care for women with complicated or high-risk pregnancies. Thank you for visiting our page. This page is not monitored by medical professionals.

If you have specific medical questions, please call our clinic at (479) 463-2935. If you need immediate medical assistance, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Washington Regional Maternal Fetal Medicine Clinic values the engagement and interaction we receive from our community, and we invite you to comment on our posts, mention us in your posts and to post on our home page. We res

erve the right to hide, delete, ban or report page engagements including but not limited to content that we determine to be: health misinformation, profane, unsafe, threatening, harassing, inappropriate or disrespectful. We offer care for women with complicated or high-risk pregnancies, in partnership with UAMS board-certified maternal fetal medicine specialists. Services:
Assessment, diagnosis, and management of high-risk pregnancies, including problems associated with multiple births, heart disease, gestational diabetes, physical and genetic fetal abnormalities and other conditions. Our Providers:
Nafisa K. Dajani, MD
Adam T. Sandlin, MD
Alissa Scherer, APRN

Location:
We are located inside the Women and Infants Center on the Washington Regional campus.
3215 N. Northhills Blvd., Ste. B150
Fayetteville, AR, 72703

Phone:
(479) 463-2935

05/31/2026

Smoking or chewing to***co during pregnancy puts both you and your baby at risk for several health issues with lasting effects.

Not only does it double your risk for abnormal bleeding, it can also cause slow fetal growth and increase the risk for birth defects or preterm delivery.

Quitting can be hard, which is why it is important to talk to your doctor for help. To learn more about the effects of to***co use in pregnancy, visit bit.ly/3ug06Me.

05/29/2026

If you're managing gestational diabetes, choosing the right snacks is crucial for maintaining stable blood sugar levels. One great option to consider is pecans!
Pecans are not only delicious but packed with healthy fats, fiber, and protein, all of which can help slow down the absorption of sugar and prevent spikes in blood glucose.
Don’t forget though, while pecans can make a great snack, they are also high in calories, so make sure to eat them in moderation!

05/25/2026

Our clinic is closed today, but we will return for regular business hours tomorrow.

05/22/2026

Preeclampsia is a serious condition that can cause lasting damage if not monitored closely.

While being vigilant and recognizing symptoms is important, preeclampisa can also present no symptoms at all. Keeping up with your scheduled prenatal visits, labs and prenatal testing recommended by your doctor is vital to a healthy pregnancy.

05/15/2026

Today is International Day of Families. Celebrating the strength, love, and support that families provide, especially during the incredible journey of pregnancy and parenthood.

Here at the Maternal Fetal Medicine clinic, we are dedicated to nurturing healthy beginnings for your growing family. Whether you are expecting a baby, preparing for parenthood, or supporting a loved one, today is a reminder that family is at the heart of it all.

05/13/2026

Women's Health Week provides the perfect time to focus on the health of expectant mothers and their growing babies.

Prioritizing your health during pregnancy is key to a safe experience for both mom and baby.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day!

Today and everyday we honor the incredible strength, resilience and love of all mothers, especially those navigating high-risk pregnancies.

At the Maternal Fetal Medicine Clinic we are inspired every day by the courage and determination of our patients and their families.

05/08/2026

Elevated blood pressure in pregnancy can be dangerous for you and your baby. It is important to take steps to reduce the risk of complications.

Here are some tips to staying on top of your blood pressure health.

04/30/2026

🍊Vitamin C is important for a healthy immune system. It also helps build strong bones and muscles. During pregnancy, it is recommended to get at least 85mg of vitamin C each day. Incorporating some of the foods listed into your diet can help you reach your daily vitamin C goal!

Talk to your doctor before beginning any new supplements to see if they are right for you.

04/28/2026

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work!

It's important to prioritize safety, both at work and at home, to ensure a healthy pregnancy. If you're expecting, here are some essential work safety tips to follow:

1. Don’t sit for long periods of time. Stand, move, and stretch often.
2. Lift Carefully (or Not at All)
3. Don’t Overdo it! Take breaks and rest.
4. Avoid harmful environments. Chemicals, extreme temperatures, etc.

Remember: It's important to communicate openly with your employer and healthcare provider to create a safe and healthy work environment during pregnancy. Your health and safety, along with that of your baby, should always come first.

Stay safe and take care of yourself and your growing little one! 👶

Address

3215 N. Northhills Boulevard , Ste. B150
Fayetteville, AR
72703

Telephone

+14794632935

Website

https://www.wregional.com/main/maternal-fetal-medicine

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