Emergency Care

Dr. Uma Mishra provides Emergency care for women with complete dedication. She is a Visiting Consultant with reputed hospitals of Noida & Delhi and thus has a close working relationship to ensure quality Gynecological procedures and critical emergency obstetrics care. Doctor Uma Mishra is an MBBS, MD in Obstetrics and Gynecology. As an expert in the field of general obstetrics and gynecology, she can provide active genuine care for these services unlike in a traditional emergency setting.

When coming to Emergency Care, you can expect to be cared for by an Ob/Gyn doctor and staff, placed in rooms uniquely designed for these specialty services, and seen by one of the best gynecologists in Noida.

Obstetric emergencies during pregnancy

Obstetric emergencies that may arise during pregnancy include:

• miscarriage – The loss of a baby before the 20th week of pregnancy. Once a miscarriage has begun, it is impossible to stop it. The mother may require antibiotics or DNC to remove any residual tissue.
• Ectopic pregnancy – Instead of implanting in the uterus, the fertilized egg implants in one of the fallopian tubes or ovaries. If the tube splits as a result of the pregnancy, it can cause severe discomfort and bleeding. The pregnancy cannot be continued, and treatment usually results in the tube being removed.
• Placental abruption – where the placenta separates from the uterus before birth, causing bleeding, pain, contractions, and even fetal death, if not managed properly.
• Placenta previa – The placenta is in the lower section of the uterus, partially or fully covering the cervix. As a result, vaginal bleeding may occur during pregnancy or during labor.
• Pre-eclampsia and eclampsia (Convulsions) – Water retention causes severe edema in pre-eclampsia (or pregnancy-induced high blood pressure). It has the potential to cause renal and liver failure. It can be fatal for the woman and the fetus.
• Premature rupture of membranes (PROM) – Before contractions or labor begins, the bag of amniotic fluid ruptures. If the waters burst before 37 weeks of pregnancy, there is a serious risk of amniotic fluid leakage or infection of the amniotic sac.