Pregnancy & Prenatal Care
Pregnancy & Prenatal Care
at OBGYN Partners of Augusta
Your pregnancy is a transformative journey, and we are honored to walk beside you every step of the way. At OBGYN Partners of Augusta, our experienced physicians and caring staff provide attentive, personalized care from your first prenatal visit through delivery and postpartum recovery. We combine advanced obstetric medicine with a warm, family-centered approach to ensure you and your baby receive the best possible care in a supportive environment.
Comprehensive Obstetric Care
Our board-certified obstetricians are dedicated to guiding expectant mothers through every stage of pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum care. Whether you’re experiencing your first pregnancy or expanding your family, our team provides expert monitoring, education, and compassionate support to help you feel confident and prepared. We also specialize in the management of both routine and high-risk pregnancies, with a focus on safety, comfort, and peace of mind.
Advanced Ante-Partum Testing
Ante-partum testing helps us monitor your baby’s health and development throughout pregnancy. These diagnostic assessments evaluate fetal growth, movement, and placental function, allowing our team to identify and address potential concerns early. For expectant mothers requiring extra attention, such as those with high-risk pregnancies, these tests play a key role in ensuring both maternal and fetal well-being.
Fetal Non-Stress Testing
Fetal Non-Stress Testing (NST) is a safe, noninvasive procedure that monitors your baby’s heart rate and response to movement, especially in later pregnancy or high-risk situations. This simple test provides important information about your baby’s oxygen levels and overall health, giving both you and your care team reassurance as you approach delivery.
2D and 4D Ultrasound
Our in-office 2D and 4D ultrasound technology provides a detailed, reassuring view of your baby’s development. Standard 2D ultrasounds allow our physicians to assess growth, organ structure, and positioning, while 4D imaging offers real-time, lifelike views of your baby’s movements and features. These special moments help families connect with their growing child while ensuring accurate medical insight and monitoring.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time for a gender ultrasound (sono)?
We recommend waiting until at least 15 weeks.
When can I do a 3D/4D ultrasound (sono)?
The ideal time is between 28–32 weeks.
How many people can come to my OB sonogram? Can I bring my children?
We suggest limiting guests to 2–3 additional people. While seeing your baby is an exciting
bonding experience, the sonographer must focus on obtaining important diagnostic images for
your provider. Young children can sometimes be distracting during the exam.
How many weeks pregnant do I need to be for genetic testing?
Genetic testing is typically performed around 10 weeks and is often discussed at your OB1 appointment.
What medications can I take during pregnancy?
When should I schedule my first prenatal appointment?
Your first prenatal appointment is typically scheduled for around 8 weeks.
When can I start to feel my baby move?
Most patients begin feeling movement around 20 weeks.
When can I resume normal activities after delivery?
Your provider will discuss recovery with you and typically clears patients for normal activities at the 6-week postpartum appointment, depending on healing.
Do all providers deliver babies?
No. Not all providers deliver. Please ask our office for provider-specific information.
Do you offer any free classes?
Yes! OBGYN Partners of Augusta proudly offers educational classes for both English- and Spanish-speaking patients. Topics include infertility, menopause, and hormone replacement therapy.
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