Dr Shikha Sardana provides comprehensive maternity care with a focus on safe motherhood, personalized birth planning, and the well-being of both mother and baby. Our services include normal vaginal delivery, epidural (painless) labour, VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Caesarean) counseling, and elective or emergency Caesarean section, based on the individual medical needs of each patient.
Throughout pregnancy, every expectant mother receives personalized antenatal care, regular maternal and fetal monitoring, nutritional guidance, and detailed birth planning. During labour and delivery, Dr Shikha Sardana follows evidence-based obstetric practices to ensure safe delivery while prioritizing maternal comfort, informed decision-making, and the best possible outcomes.
Whether you are planning a normal delivery, considering painless labour, or require a Caesarean section due to medical indications, our team provides compassionate care, continuous monitoring, and comprehensive support before, during, and after childbirth. Our goal is to make your pregnancy and delivery journey safe, comfortable, and memorable.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What is painless labour?
A. Painless labour uses epidural anesthesia to reduce labour pain while allowing the mother to remain awake and actively participate in the delivery process.
Q2. Can I choose between a normal delivery and a Caesarean section?
A. The most appropriate delivery method depends on your health, your baby's condition, and pregnancy-related factors. Dr Shikha Sardana will discuss the safest option for you.
Q3. What is VBAC?
A. VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Caesarean) is an attempt to deliver vaginally after a previous Caesarean section. Eligibility depends on several medical factors and requires careful assessment.
Q4. When is a Caesarean section recommended?
A. A Caesarean section may be recommended if there are medical concerns such as fetal distress, placenta-related complications, abnormal baby position, previous uterine surgery, or other conditions where vaginal delivery may not be safe.
Q5. Is epidural labour safe?
A. Yes. Epidural analgesia is a well-established and commonly used method for labour pain relief when administered and monitored by qualified healthcare professionals.
Q6. Will I receive care after delivery?
A. Yes. Comprehensive postnatal care includes monitoring the mother's recovery, newborn assessment, breastfeeding guidance, and follow-up consultations.
Q7. How can I prepare for delivery?
A. Regular antenatal check-ups, a healthy lifestyle, balanced nutrition, birth planning discussions, and following your doctor's recommendations can help prepare you for a safe delivery.
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