Antenatal Care
Antenatal Care in Wakad, Pune – Dr. Swati D. Bhakare
At Swara’s Carewave Women & Ortho Clinic, Dr. Swati D. Bhakare provides comprehensive Antenatal Care to ensure the well-being of both mother and baby throughout pregnancy. With personalized attention and advanced medical practices, she ensures that expecting mothers in Wakad, Pune receive the highest quality care, from the first trimester to delivery.
What is Antenatal Care ?
Antenatal care, also known as prenatal care, is a series of routine check-ups, screenings, and treatments provided to pregnant women. This care ensures the health and safety of both the mother and the unborn baby throughout pregnancy. Regular antenatal care helps in early detection of any health risks and provides guidance on a healthy lifestyle, dietary habits, and preparation for childbirth.
Common Symptoms in Pregnancy
Pregnancy is accompanied by several changes in the body. Some common symptoms include:
- Morning sickness: Nausea, especially during the first trimester.
- Fatigue: Increased tiredness due to hormonal changes.
- Breast tenderness: Breasts may become sore and sensitive.
- Frequent urination: Due to pressure on the bladder from the growing uterus.
- Back pain: As the pregnancy progresses, back pain may develop.
- Swollen feet and ankles: Fluid retention often leads to swelling.
Causes of Pregnancy Symptoms
Pregnancy symptoms are mainly caused by hormonal changes, physical adjustments, and the body’s increased blood supply. As the baby grows, the body adapts, causing various discomforts like back pain or frequent urination. Other factors include the placenta producing more hormones and the weight of the baby causing strain on different parts of the body.
How is Antenatal Care Diagnosed?
At Swara’s Carewave Women & Ortho Clinic, antenatal care begins with a comprehensive initial assessment of the mother’s medical history, lifestyle, and overall health. This is followed by regular check-ups to monitor the health of the mother and baby. Dr. Swati Bhakare uses advanced diagnostic tools like ultrasounds, blood tests, and screening methods to detect any potential complications early and provide timely treatment.
Treatment Options at Swara Clinic
Treatments for Antenatal Care

Ultrasound Scans
Regular ultrasounds are used to monitor fetal growth, check for abnormalities, and determine the baby's due date.

Blood Tests & Screenings
Blood tests help detect anemia, infections, and Rh incompatibility, ensuring both mother and baby are healthy.

Nutrition & Lifestyle Counseling
Dr. Bhakare offers personalized dietary advice, focusing on essential nutrients like folic acid and iron, crucial for fetal development.

Genetic Screening
Genetic tests and screenings can identify any risk of inherited conditions, providing crucial insights for early intervention.

Routine Check-ups
Regular check-ups help monitor blood pressure, weight gain, and fetal movement to ensure the pregnancy is progressing well.

Vaccinations
Vaccinations, such as tetanus and influenza shots, are provided to protect both mother and baby from infections during pregnancy.

Monitoring High-Risk Pregnancies
Special care is provided for high-risk pregnancies, ensuring conditions like preeclampsia and gestational diabetes are closely monitored and managed.

Preparation for Labor & Delivery
Dr. Bhakare offers guidance on birth plans, pain relief options, and postpartum care to ensure a smooth labor and delivery experience.
Safe & Healthy Pregnancy Starts Here
Monitor the health of you and your baby with expert antenatal care by Dr. Swati D. Bhakare at Swara Clinic.
Antenatal Care
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Antenatal care involves regular medical check-ups and screenings during pregnancy to monitor the health of the mother and baby.
The frequency of visits depends on your pregnancy stage. Typically, you will have monthly visits in the first two trimesters and more frequent visits in the last trimester.
Yes, even for low-risk pregnancies, antenatal care is crucial to monitor the baby’s growth and detect any potential issues early.
Blood tests, ultrasounds, and screenings for conditions like gestational diabetes, anemia, and infections are commonly included.
Regular antenatal visits help identify and manage complications early, reducing the risk of serious pregnancy-related issues.