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Dr Andrew Zuschmann

Hi, I'm Andrew. I'm an Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist with over 20 years exper

25/09/2025

The most perfect little Christmas Eve Baby!!

Thank you for sharing

24/09/2025

Have you thought about reaching down and pulling your baby up during your birth? This is something I love and is a great way for you or your partner to be more involved!

23/09/2025

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The Trump administration has made highly controversial claims about the causes of autism and ADHD, asserting that paracetamol (also known as acetaminophen) use during pregnancy increases the risk of children being diagnosed as neurodivergent.

RANZCOG joins leading clinicians and scientists worldwide in rejecting these claims. Scientific evidence shows no link between paracetamol use in pregnancy and autism or ADHD during childhood, with several large and reliable studies directly contradicting the administration’s statement.

The causes of neurodivergence are incompletely understood and remain complex, involving both genetic and environmental factors. Earlier studies raising concerns about paracetamol could not determine whether the medicine itself was responsible, or whether other factors explained the association.

A much larger and stronger study, published in 2024 by Ahlqvist and colleagues, looked at 2.5 million children in Sweden. When they accounted for important factors like family history of autism/ADHD and sibling comparisons, they found no link between paracetamol use during pregnancy and children developing autism or ADHD.

The use of medications during pregnancy should always balance the potential benefits against any potential harms - both of the medication and of the condition being treated - to the mother and the fetus. The Ahlqvist study provides conclusive evidence that paracetamol use during pregnancy does not increase the chance of neurodivergence in the offspring and therefore should be considered safe to use in pregnancy where there is a clear reason to do so.

People who are uncertain about medication use in pregnancy should discuss this with their doctor or midwife.

Learn more in a statement on the College’s website

22/09/2025

Another beautiful Maternal Assisted Caesarean with .swadling and baby Will 💙

18/09/2025

Ivy has been part of this family’s fertility journey since their first appointment. She was front at centre at their embryo transfer, and came along today to hear their baby’s heartbeat for the first time. She’s going to be an amazing first teddy for Bub!

05/09/2025

Nothing!
Provided mum and bub are okay, the best place for baby is skin to skin on mum’s chest uninterrupted.

04/09/2025

Little baby Dean and his doting big brother - so beautiful 💙

Thank you for sharing .emm

03/09/2025

It's normal to feel both excited and nervous for your first appointment!

Your first appointment will be around 6–8 weeks where we will confirm dates your dates with a dating ultrasound, discuss screening options, answer any questions you have & get your pregnancy off to a great start 💛

02/09/2025

Little baby Liana who I helped bring into the world is going to be one next month!!

Can't wait to see you again for the next little one when you're ready!

Thank you for sharing

27/08/2025

Nope!!

Current Australian Guidelines recommend 200mg of caffeine per day - this is equivalent to 1 cup of strong espresso style coffee, 3 cups of instant coffee, 4 cups of medium
strength tea, 4 cups of cocoa or hot chocolate or 4 cans of cola.

09/08/2025

A different kind of work for me this weekend! I’ve joined the Board of Examiners! Trainee obstetrician and gynaecologists need to pass written and oral examinations as part of their specialist training. Being an examiner allows me to contribute to the profession, and along with my public hospital roles, contribute to excellence in future generations of women’s health specialists. Good luck to our candidates tomorrow!

04/08/2025

It’s World Breastfeeding Week - a timely reminder of both the power and the challenges of breastfeeding.

As an obstetrician, I’ve seen firsthand how rewarding yet overwhelming the early days of feeding can be. Every feeding journey is different, and it’s okay to ask for support, to make changes, or to feel unsure along the way.

Our lactation consultant, Jade , is here to guide you with expert, compassionate support whether you’re preparing to breastfeed, experiencing hurdles, or just need reassurance that you’re doing a great job.

📞 If you’d like to speak with our lactation consultant Jade, get in touch with our rooms to book an appointment.

Address

331 Port Hacking Road Miranda
Sydney, NSW
2228

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 1pm

Telephone

+61295267477

Website

http://www.anaria.com.au/

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Hi, I’m Andrew

I've been working in women's health for over 20 years, and became a specialist in 2005. I've undertaken broad training in general obstetrics and gynaecology, with additional training in advanced minimally invasive surgery (sometimes called "Keyhole Surgery") and infertility, attaining the additional qualification of Masters of Reproductive Medicine (UNSW).

One of the most satisfying aspects of my practice is being able to care for you throughout your reproductive journey from conception to baby.

In my practice, I like to have a relaxed consulting and communication style. You won't see me wearing a tie, and I prefer to be called Andrew, not Dr Zuschmann. I want you to feel comfortable, and I encourage you to ask me any questions you may have about your condition.