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Sai Speciality Center provides comprehensive postnatal care for mothers and newborns after childbirth. Our postnatal services focus on helping mothers recover safely after delivery, supporting breastfeeding, monitoring the baby's health, and identifying any physical or emotional concerns during the weeks following birth.
Whether you have had a normal vaginal delivery or a Caesarean section, regular postnatal care helps ensure a smooth recovery for both mother and baby.
Postnatal care, also known as postpartum care, refers to the medical care provided to a mother and her baby after childbirth. The postnatal period begins immediately after delivery and continues for approximately six weeks, although some women may require follow-up care for a longer period.
This phase is important because the mother's body undergoes significant physical and hormonal changes while adapting to caring for a newborn. Regular postnatal check-ups help monitor healing, breastfeeding, emotional wellbeing and the baby's growth.
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends routine postnatal care for every mother and newborn to identify complications early and support healthy recovery.
The weeks after childbirth are different for every woman. While many mothers recover without complications, some may experience physical or emotional challenges that require medical care.
Women who have had a vaginal delivery may need follow-up care for healing, pain management, breastfeeding support, and overall recovery.
Recovery after a Caesarean delivery includes monitoring wound healing, pain control, infection prevention, and gradual return to normal activities.
Many new mothers experience challenges such as:
Early guidance helps improve breastfeeding success.
Vaginal bleeding after delivery is normal during the first few weeks. However, excessive bleeding, large clots, or foul-smelling discharge should be evaluated immediately.
Women may require follow-up for:
Hormonal changes after childbirth can affect emotional health.
Some mothers experience:
Early support and medical care can improve recovery.
Some women experience:
These conditions can often be managed with early treatment and pelvic floor rehabilitation.
| Postnatal Concern | Common Symptoms | Diagnosis | Management |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recovery After Delivery | Pain, fatigue | Physical examination | Recovery guidance and medicines |
| Caesarean Wound Care | Pain, redness | Wound assessment | Dressing and infection management |
| Breastfeeding Problems | Pain, poor latch | Breastfeeding assessment | Lactation support |
| Postpartum Bleeding | Heavy bleeding | Clinical examination | Medical treatment if required |
| Postpartum Depression | Sadness, anxiety | Mental health assessment | Counselling and treatment |
| Urinary Problems | Leakage, burning | Urine tests and examination | Pelvic floor exercises or treatment |
| Family Planning | Birth spacing | Consultation | Contraceptive counselling |
Every new mother should attend a postnatal check-up even if she feels well.
Book an appointment if you have:
Routine postnatal visits also help assess recovery, discuss nutrition, and monitor emotional wellbeing.
These symptoms require urgent medical care.
During a postnatal consultation, the doctor evaluates both the mother's recovery and any concerns related to the newborn.
The consultation includes a review of:
The doctor may assess:
Depending on symptoms, investigations may include:
Not every woman requires investigations. Tests are recommended based on symptoms and clinical findings.
Recovery after childbirth is personalised according to the mother's health, delivery type and individual needs.
Routine follow-up includes:
The doctor provides guidance on:
Good nutrition supports healing and breastfeeding.
Recommendations may include:
Nutrition advice is personalised according to the mother's recovery and breastfeeding status.
Women experiencing pelvic floor weakness or urinary leakage may benefit from:
Emotional Health Support
The doctor screens for emotional wellbeing during postnatal visits.
Support may include:
Early recognition of postpartum depression leads to better outcomes for both mother and baby.
Postnatal consultations include advice on:
Choosing the right contraceptive method depends on breastfeeding status, medical history, and personal preference.
Postnatal care at Sai Speciality Center is provided under the guidance of Dr. Kavitha Lakshmi Easwaran, Senior Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
Her expertise includes:
With over 26 years of clinical experience, she provides compassionate care to help mothers recover safely after childbirth.
Sai Speciality Center provides comprehensive postnatal services including:
The clinic offers continued care for mothers from the time of delivery through recovery.
Sai Speciality Center is located in Kasturi Nagar, Bangalore, and provides postnatal care for mothers from:
Many mothers from these nearby areas visit the clinic for recovery after delivery, breastfeeding support, wound care, postnatal health checks and family planning advice.
Sai Speciality Center provides comprehensive postnatal care for mothers travelling from KR Puram, Tin Factory, Banaswadi, Horamavu and Ramamurthy Nagar, ensuring continued care after childbirth close to home.
Postnatal care is the medical care provided to a mother and her baby after childbirth to monitor recovery, breastfeeding, emotional well-being, and overall health.
Most women should have an early follow-up after delivery and a comprehensive postnatal check-up within six weeks. Your doctor may recommend additional visits depending on your health.
Yes. Bleeding is expected after childbirth and usually reduces over time. However, very heavy bleeding, large clots, or foul-smelling discharge requires immediate medical attention.
Recovery varies from person to person, but most women begin to feel better within several weeks. Complete healing may take longer, and regular follow-up is important.
Pain during breastfeeding may be caused by poor latch, engorgement or nipple injury. Early breastfeeding support can help improve comfort and feeding.
Light activity such as walking is often encouraged after delivery, but more strenuous exercise should begin only after medical advice, depending on your recovery.
Contraception can be started soon after childbirth, depending on the chosen method and whether you are breastfeeding. Your doctor will help you select the most suitable option.
Persistent sadness, anxiety, loss of interest, sleep problems, difficulty bonding with the baby, or thoughts of self-harm should be discussed with a healthcare professional immediately.
Recovery after childbirth is just as important as pregnancy care. Regular postnatal check-ups help monitor healing, support breastfeeding, address emotional wellbeing, and ensure both mother and baby remain healthy.
Book your postnatal care appointment with Dr. Kavitha Lakshmi Easwaran at Sai Speciality Center, Kasturi Nagar, Bangalore.
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