Garbh Samvad by Dr. Shraddha

Garbh Samvad by Dr. Shraddha सामान्य सोनोग्राफीतून लक्षात न येणाऱ्या आजारांचे निदान व उपचार

28/05/2026

गर्भ में बेबी की अलग अलग position कैसे होती है ?| Baby Presentation in Pregnancy Explained | Cephalic, Breech, Transverse & Oblique Position

During pregnancy, many mothers are curious to know about their baby’s position mentioned in the sonography report.

In this informative video, fetal medicine specialist explains different types of baby presentations during pregnancy in simple language.

Learn what cephalic (head-down), breech, footling, transverse, and oblique positions mean, along with the types of breech presentation like frank breech, complete breech, and footling breech. Understanding your baby’s position can help you discuss your pregnancy better with your doctor and prepare confidently for delivery.

26/05/2026

When Will the Baby Be Visible on an Ultrasound? | Early Pregnancy Scan Timeline

Finding out you are pregnant is an incredibly exciting milestone, and naturally, one of the very first questions expectant parents ask is: "When will we be able to see the baby?"

In this video, we break down what to expect during your very first pregnancy sonography.

Typically performed between 4 to 6 weeks using a transvaginal ultrasound, this early scan provides crucial insights into the healthy development of your pregnancy.

The Gestational Sac (4–5 Weeks): The very first visible sign of pregnancy a black, fluid-filled structure that confirms the pregnancy is securely located inside the uterus (ruling out an ectopic pregnancy).

The Yolk Sac (5–6 Weeks): A circular structure inside the gestational sac that provides essential nourishment to the early embryo.

The Fetal Pole (Around 6 Weeks): The earliest visible form of the embryo, roughly the size of a grain of rice forming right next to the yolk sac.

The Fetal Heartbeat (Around 6 Weeks): A beautiful, reassuring flicker that signifies a healthy, growing life.

Early care ensures a strong start! Watch the full video to understand how your baby’s journey begins. If you have any questions or would like to share your early pregnancy experiences, leave a comment below!

23/05/2026

How Does a Baby's Heart Look on Sonography? | Fetal Echocardiography Explained

During pregnancy, the fetus's heart is a remarkably unique and vital structure. Because the baby lives inside amniotic fluid and other body parts aren't fully functioning yet, the fetal heart continuously works overtime.

This makes its structure, function, and heartbeat inherently different from an adult's.

In this video, Dr. Shraddha Shinde, a Fetal Medicine Specialist, breaks down exactly what doctors look for during a fetal heart sonography.

What you will learn in this video:
The 4 Chambers of the Fetal Heart: Understanding the two ventricles and two atria.
Crucial Heart Valves: The roles of the Tricuspid Valve (right side) and the Mitral Valve (left side).
Color Doppler Study: What do the red and blue colors actually mean on the sonography probe? (Direction of blood flow inside and outside the heart).
Fetal Heartbeat Normals: Why a normal baby's heartbeat ranges between 130 to 180 beats per minute.

Anomalies or variations in the fetal heart are thoroughly examined during detailed targeted scans to ensure your baby is growing safely.

Watch the full video to understand the incredible science behind your baby’s beating heart!

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21/05/2026

Does Age Increase the Risk of Down Syndrome in Pregnancy? | Dr. Shraddha Shinde

Does maternal age really increase the risk of Down Syndrome during pregnancy?

In this informative video, Dr. Shraddha Shinde, Fetal Medicine Specialist, explains how the risk of chromosomal abnormalities like Down Syndrome changes with maternal age.
Learn about:
What is Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21)?
Why does age increase the risk?
Risk percentages according to maternal age
Importance of NT Scan, Double Marker Test & NIPT
When advanced tests like Amniocentesis may be advised
Why most pregnancies are still completely normal

This video will help expecting parents understand the importance of timely screening and expert fetal medicine consultation during pregnancy.

If you are planning pregnancy after 30 or 35 years of age, this video is especially important for you.

Watch till the end for expert guidance on having a safe and healthy pregnancy.

19/05/2026

Gestational Diabetes: Is It Risky for Your Baby? | Pregnancy Care

In this video, aFetel medicine expert explains the risks and management of Gestational Diabetes (diabetes during pregnancy). Due to hormonal changes, the risk of developing diabetes increases—especially if you are over 30–35 years old, have a family history, or have genetic predispositions.

If blood sugar remains uncontrolled, it can lead to complications such as Macrosomia (a larger-than-normal baby), developmental defects, heart changes in the baby, and high blood pressure (preeclampsia) in the mother, making it a high-risk pregnancy.

To ensure safety, gynecologists and fetal medicine specialists conduct detailed evaluations including:

Anomaly scans

Fetal echocardiography

Doppler studies

Growth scans

18/05/2026

क्या Doppler Scan सच में बता सकता है कि Baby Safe है या नहीं? | Pregnancy Doppler Scan Explained

Can a Doppler scan really tell whether your baby is safe inside the womb?

In this informative video, a fetal medicine specialist explains the importance of Doppler studies during pregnancy, especially between 28 to 40 weeks.

Learn how Doppler ultrasound helps doctors assess:
Baby’s growth and weight
Heartbeat and activity
Water level (amniotic fluid)
Blood flow from mother to baby and placenta to baby
Brain blood flow and overall fetal well-being

The video also explains important Doppler measurements like:
Uterine Artery Doppler
Umbilical Artery Doppler
MCA (Middle Cerebral Artery) Doppler
Ductus Venosus Doppler

These studies help detect whether the baby is growing well and whether timely delivery planning may be needed for the baby's safety.

Regular scans and timely follow-up with your fetal medicine specialist can help ensure a safer pregnancy and healthy baby.

13/05/2026

Can You See Your Baby’s Face Before Delivery? | 3D & 4D Pregnancy Scan Explained | Dr. Shraddha Shinde

Ever wondered if you can see your baby’s face before delivery?

In this informative video, Dr. Shraddha Shinde, Fetal Medicine Specialist explains how 3D and 4D pregnancy scans help parents see their baby before birth.

Difference between 2D, 3D & 4D scans

Can we really see the baby’s face before delivery?

Best time for 3D/4D scan during pregnancy

How these scans help parents bond with their baby

What to realistically expect from reconstructed images

3D scans show reconstructed images of your baby’s facial features and body structure, while 4D scans allow you to see live movements like smiling, yawning, and hand-leg movements.

The ideal time for a 3D/4D scan is between 24–28 weeks of pregnancy, when the baby’s facial features are more developed and easier to visualize.

Watch till the end to understand how these scans work and how they can make your pregnancy journey even more special.

Have a happy and safe pregnancy!

04/05/2026

Is It Normal to Feel More Baby Movements at Night?

Are you noticing more kicks and rolls from your baby right as you're trying to sleep?

In this video, we dive into why baby movements often peak at night and what is considered a "normal" amount of movement during the day.

In this video, you'll learn:

Why babies feel more active when you are relaxed.

The effect of dinner and glucose levels on fetal activity.

The typical sleep cycle of a baby in the womb.

How many movements to expect every 2 hours and throughout the entire day.

Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this with other expectant parents!

29/04/2026

Which Pregnancy Scan Takes the Longest? | Understanding the Anomaly Scan

Ever wondered why some pregnancy ultrasounds are quick while others seem to take forever?

In this video, we break down the timing for various prenatal scans and explain why the Anomaly Scan (or Level II Scan) is the most time-consuming.

Key Highlights:

Quick Scans (10-15 mins): Early pregnancy, NT, Growth, and Doppler scans.

The Longest Scan: The Anomaly Scan and Fetal Heart Study usually take 30-45 minutes.

Why the delay? Learn why baby movement, position, or sleeping patterns can sometimes extend a scan to 3-4 hours.

Detailed Examination: What doctors look for, from brain structure to internal organs.

Understanding these timelines helps expectant parents prepare for their appointments and reduces anxiety during longer sessions.

Consult your fetal medicine specialist for personalized advice.

21/04/2026

Ever had a sonogram and the doctor mentioned your baby's measuring a bit "small"? It's totally normal to feel a wave of worry, but let's dive into what that actually means!

How baby's size is determined on a scan (it's all about those measurements!)
What "Growth Restricted Baby" means and why it might happen.
The role of the placenta in providing nutrition and oxygen.
Factors that can affect baby's growth, like mom's blood pressure or diabetes.
Why you shouldn't panic! Your fetal medicine specialist will be closely monitoring things with serial growth scans and Doppler studies.

The most important thing? As long as your baby's growth and blood flow look good, the pregnancy can usually continue smoothly. If there's any concern, your medical team will be right there to guide you through the next steps.

Have you ever had a "small baby" scare? Share your story in the comments!
Let's support each other on this journey.

18/04/2026

एक प्लेसेंटा, दो जान: Twin प्रेग्नेंसी में TTTS का खतरा? Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS)

Expecting identical twins? Congratulations! While it’s an exciting journey, there are some important things you should be aware of, like Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS).

In this video, we break down what TTTS is, why it happens, and how it can be managed.
What is TTTS? Understanding the imbalance in blood flow between identical twins sharing a placenta.
Donor vs. Recipient Twin: How this syndrome affects each baby's growth and amniotic fluid levels.
Advanced Treatment: Learn about Fetoscopic Laser Therapy, a cutting-edge procedure that can save lives by sealing shared blood vessels.
The Importance of Specialist Care: Why seeing a Fetal Medicine Specialist is crucial for a safe pregnancy.
Don't let the technical terms worry you—we're here to make it simple and understandable! If you're on a twin pregnancy journey, this information is a must-watch.

Have questions or want to share your story? Drop a comment below!

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