Srinagar, Nov 12 (KNS) PARAS Health Srinagar has launched special maternity packages to encourage normal deliveries in medically suitable cases, while strengthening access to comprehensive maternal healthcare and specialised support for high-risk pregnancies.
The initiative aims to promote natural childbirth, provide expectant mothers with informed choices and ensure personalised medical care throughout pregnancy and delivery, the hospital said in a statement.
Dr Sadia, Senior Consultant in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at PARAS Health Srinagar, said normal delivery remained a preferred option in uncomplicated pregnancies, provided there were no medical contraindications.
She said normal delivery generally involved a shorter recovery period, reduced surgical intervention and an earlier return to routine activities.
"Every pregnancy is unique, and the mode of delivery must always be determined by the mother's health, the baby's well-being and a thorough clinical assessment," she said, adding that the hospital's priority was to counsel expectant mothers and address their concerns at every stage.
Dr Najma Saqib, Consultant in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, emphasised that while normal delivery offered several benefits, high-risk pregnancies required close monitoring and timely medical intervention.
She said every case needed individual assessment to ensure the safety of both mother and child, adding that women requiring specialised management would receive appropriate medical attention.
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Dr Murtuza Habib, Facility Director, PARAS Health Srinagar, said the special maternity packages were part of the hospital's efforts to make quality healthcare more accessible and affordable.
He said the initiative reflected the hospital's commitment to patient-centric healthcare, with the safety of mothers and newborns remaining its foremost priority.
Seema Vig, Senior Vice President and Regional Director, PARAS Health, said strengthening maternal healthcare and ensuring positive birthing experiences were among the organisation's priorities.
She said the hospital aimed to combine clinical expertise, accessibility and compassionate care while empowering women to make informed decisions about childbirth.
The hospital said its maternity services included experienced obstetric specialists, antenatal monitoring and dedicated facilities for managing high-risk pregnancies.
It added that the special packages were intended to improve access to maternity services, with treatment and delivery options tailored to the individual medical needs of expectant mothers.
The hospital emphasised that normal delivery would be encouraged only where medically appropriate, and that the mode of childbirth would be decided on the basis of clinical assessment. (KNS)
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