Pregnancy & Birth
Dr. Omar personally follows pregnancies from the first visit through delivery, with particular experience in pregnancy after IVF, recurrent loss and high-risk cases.
Is this you?
- Pregnant after IVF and looking for close, structured follow-up
- A history of recurrent loss that requires closer monitoring
- A “high-risk” label and not enough explanation of what it means
- Wanting one doctor — not a rotation of strangers — through to delivery
- A first pregnancy and a preference for honest, unhurried answers
Antenatal care
Structured follow-up, scans and honest counselling at every stage.
High-risk pregnancies
Closer monitoring for IVF pregnancies, recurrent loss and complicated medical histories.
Delivery
A delivery planned with you, led by the doctor who has followed your pregnancy.
Postpartum follow-up
Care for your health and recovery after birth.
What to expect
- 1
Booking visit
first trimesterDating scan, laboratory tests, medical history and a clear follow-up schedule.
- 2
Regular follow-ups
monthly → weeklyScans and tests at the appropriate stages, with more frequent visits when medically needed.
- 3
The birth plan
~week 36Natural or C-section — decided together, on medical grounds, ahead of time.
- 4
Delivery
the dayDelivery with the doctor who has followed your pregnancy.
- 5
Postpartum
afterA check on your health and recovery after birth.
Common questions
Roughly monthly at first, then more frequently toward the end. IVF and high-risk pregnancies may need closer monitoring. The schedule depends on the medical needs of the pregnancy.
Of course. Bring your cycle records; the pregnancy is followed with the same care regardless of where it began.
A decision made together, on medical grounds, discussed well before the due date — never sprung on you in the delivery room.
Pregnancy follow-up can begin after treatment with Dr. Omar or after IVF at another clinic.
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Start with a conversation.
At the first consultation, we review your history and results, explain the options, and agree on the next step.