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Trichy Fetal Medicine and Fertility Centre

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Twins and high-risk pregnancy

Diabetes and Pregnancy: When Baby Needs Extra Monitoring

Diabetes in pregnancy can affect your baby's growth, heart and fluid levels. Learn which scans and checks are used, when they are done and why they matter.

Reviewed5 October 20266 min read

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Twins and high-risk pregnancy

When to See a Fetal Medicine Specialist

A fetal medicine specialist cares for pregnancies with scan findings or higher risks. Learn when a referral is worth considering.

Reviewed4 October 20264 min read

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Twins and high-risk pregnancy

High-Risk Pregnancy

A high-risk pregnancy usually means extra scans and tests. Here is a plain guide to what they are and why they are done.

Reviewed4 October 20264 min read

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Twins and high-risk pregnancy

Pregnancy After IVF: What Extra Monitoring Is Needed?

IVF pregnancies often need closer monitoring. Learn why, which scans and tests are recommended, how twin and older-age risks are managed, and when to seek help.

Reviewed4 October 20265 min read

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Twins and high-risk pregnancy

High-Risk Pregnancy

A high-risk pregnancy may need closer observation because of maternal health, fetal findings or pregnancy history. Learn when specialist care may be helpful.

Reviewed3 October 202618 min read

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Twins and high-risk pregnancy

What Makes a Pregnancy High Risk?

A high-risk pregnancy needs extra monitoring, but most go on to have healthy babies. Learn the common causes and what they mean for you.

Reviewed3 October 20264 min read

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Fertility and planning

Tests Needed for PCOS-Related Infertility

Planning pregnancy with PCOS? Learn which tests confirm PCOS, rule out other causes and check sugar, thyroid, tubes and sperm before fertility treatment begins.

Reviewed2 October 20265 min read

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Fertility and planning

Low AMH vs PCOS: What Is the Difference?

Low AMH and PCOS can both cause irregular cycles, but they are opposite problems. Learn how they differ in egg reserve, tests and treatment, and what each means for you.

Reviewed2 October 20265 min read

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Fertility and planning

When to See a Fertility Specialist With PCOS

Not sure when to seek help for PCOS and pregnancy? Learn the age and time guidelines, warning signs and what a fertility specialist can offer you in Trichy.

Reviewed2 October 20265 min read

Illustration of a doctor discussing PCOS and fertility test results with a couple during a clinic consultation

Fertility and planning

PCOS and Pregnancy

Irregular periods with PCOS usually mean irregular ovulation, and that's the main reason conception can take longer. Here's what helps, and what to expect in pregnancy.

Reviewed1 October 202615 min read

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Fertility and planning

Can You Get Pregnant Naturally With PCOS?

Yes, many women with PCOS conceive naturally. Learn how weight, cycle tracking and timely treatment improve your chances, and when to see a fertility specialist.

Reviewed1 October 20265 min read

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Fertility and planning

How PCOS Affects Ovulation and Fertility

PCOS can delay or stop ovulation by upsetting hormones and insulin. Learn how it affects egg release, what signs to watch for and which treatments help restore it.

Reviewed1 October 20265 min read

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