Planning a pregnancy is a responsible step that helps future parents reduce the risk of complications and prepare the woman’s body for carrying a baby. Preconception testing allows doctors to detect hidden conditions, correct health issues, and create the best conditions for a safe and healthy pregnancy.

At KindCare Medical Center, consultations are carried out by Dr. Surayo Nazarova — an experienced obstetrician-gynecologist, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor, and a specialist with over 30 years of practice. She performs comprehensive diagnostics and helps every woman prepare for pregnancy in the safest and most comfortable way.

Why Preconception Testing is Important

Many women think about visiting a gynecologist only after pregnancy begins. However, it is best to undergo a check-up in advance. This allows you to:

• detect and treat chronic diseases;
• prevent possible complications during pregnancy;
• evaluate the reproductive health of both partners.

Essential Tests for Women

A gynecologist usually recommends the following tests before conception:

1. Complete blood count and biochemistry — to determine blood group and Rh factor, and to evaluate overall health.
2. Infection screening (TORCH panel, STIs) — to rule out infections dangerous during pregnancy.
3. Hormonal profile (TSH, prolactin, sex hormones) — to assess the endocrine system.
4. Pelvic ultrasound — to detect uterine and ovarian pathologies.
5. Colposcopy — detailed examination of the cervix.
6. Pap smear (cytology) — to rule out precancerous and cancerous changes.

Tests for Men

Planning a pregnancy is not only a woman’s responsibility. For men, it is important to:

• undergo a spermogram;
• get tested for infections;
• consult a urologist if necessary.

Additional Examinations

Depending on the health status, the doctor may recommend:

• genetic testing (if indicated);
• consultations with an endocrinologist, cardiologist, or other specialists;
• vaccinations (against rubella, hepatitis B, etc.).

Why It’s Important to See an Experienced Gynecologist

Dr. Surayo Nazarova supports her patients at every stage — from the first consultation and tests to choosing the optimal time for conception. With modern equipment and a comprehensive approach, KindCare Medical Center provides the safest preparation for pregnancy.

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If you are planning a pregnancy, don’t delay your visit to a specialist. At KindCare Medical Center, you will receive a full diagnostic check-up, personalized recommendations, and professional care at every step.

A cesarean section (C-section) is a surgical method of delivery used when natural childbirth is impossible or poses risks to the mother or baby.

Indications for a Cesarean Section

There are absolute and relative indications, including:

• placenta previa;
• abnormal fetal position;
• severe chronic diseases of the mother;
• life-threatening conditions for the mother or baby.

Preparation for the Procedure

For a planned C-section, thorough preparation is required:

• comprehensive examination: blood tests, ultrasound, and specialist consultations;
• scheduling the date of the surgery;
• consultation with an anesthesiologist.

Recovery After a C-Section

Dr. Surayo Nazarova provides her patients with guidance on:

• postoperative care;
• nutrition and energy restoration during the postpartum period;
• safe physical activity;
• breastfeeding support.

Pregnancy care is a comprehensive medical supervision that ensures the health of both mother and baby at every stage.

At KindCare Medical Center, consultations are provided by Dr. Surayo Nazarova — obstetrician-gynecologist, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor, with over 30 years of experience. She supervises women from the very first weeks of pregnancy through delivery and the postpartum period, including high-risk pregnancies.

Why Regular Pregnancy Care with a Gynecologist is Important

• Monitoring the health of mother and baby
• Early detection of possible complications
• Guidance on nutrition and lifestyle
• Preparation for childbirth

Stages of Pregnancy Care

1. Initial consultation — medical history, lab tests, and ultrasound.
2. Regular visits — once a month until the 28th week, twice a month until the 36th week, and weekly until delivery.
3. Follow-up examinations — blood tests, ultrasound, and CTG.
4. Preparation for childbirth — both psychological and medical support.

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Make sure your pregnancy is under reliable medical supervision. At KindCare Medical Center, you will receive attentive monitoring, personalized recommendations, and confidence in the health of both you and your baby.

A high-risk pregnancy is a condition in which the mother or baby has an increased likelihood of developing serious complications. In such cases, professional monitoring and a comprehensive approach to care are especially important.

At KindCare Medical Center, Dr. Surayo Nazarova — obstetrician-gynecologist, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor, with over 30 years of experience — provides expert management of high-risk pregnancies, helping to protect the health of both mother and baby.

Main Risk Factors

A pregnancy may be considered “high-risk” in the following situations:

• maternal age over 35;
• chronic conditions such as hypertension or diabetes;
• complications in previous pregnancies;
• multiple pregnancy;
• risk of preterm birth;
• thrombophilia during pregnancy;
• intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR);
• preeclampsia and eclampsia.

How to Minimize Risks

To reduce the likelihood of complications and ensure the safest possible pregnancy, it is important to:

• begin prenatal care early with a gynecologist;
• strictly follow medical recommendations;
• undergo regular check-ups, ultrasounds, and lab tests;
• monitor blood sugar and blood pressure;
• receive emotional and psychological support.

Individualized Care at KindCare Medical Center

Every patient at KindCare receives a personalized pregnancy care plan, tailored to her age, health status, and specific needs. This approach helps minimize risks and prepares expectant mothers for a safe delivery.