When Is an NST Done in Pregnancy and Why?

An NST (nonstress test) is usually done during the third trimester when a healthcare provider wants to monitor a baby's well-being more closely.

NST Test Results Explained: Reactive vs Non-Reactive

A reactive NST is generally reassuring, indicating that the fetal heart rate has shown appropriate accelerations during monitoring.

NST Test in Pregnancy Procedure and Results

An NST test (Non-Stress Test) is a non-invasive fetal monitoring test that records your baby's heart rate and evaluates how it responds to movement.

CTG Interpretation in Labor: A Practical Guide

CTG: Basics & Beyond workshop, organized by Janitri in collaboration with the South Bangalore OBG-YN Society. The workshop brought together experienced clinicians, including Dr. Lata, Dr. Sri Lakshmi, Dr. Venuta, Dr. Veena, Dr. Bhargavi, Dr. Neelam and Dr. Srimati.

Anemia in Pregnancy and Its Impact on Maternal Health

Anemia is a condition where the body doesn't have healthy red blood cells or hemoglobin to move oxygen around properly.

How Often Should High-Risk Pregnancies Be Monitored?

Every high-risk pregnancy is different, so the monitoring schedule varies based on the mother's health, the baby's condition, and the stage of pregnancy.