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Birth & Care: BNH's Thoughtful All-Inclusive Maternity Package
BNH Hospital provides comprehensive care for mothers…
From pre-pregnancy health checks, prenatal care, childbirth, and postpartum care for both mother and baby.
The Importance of Early Maternal Health Care
Prenatal care is extremely important for both the mother and the fetus to ensure the healthiest possible pregnancy. Doctors will help ensure the health and safety of both mother and baby, physically and mentally, including screening for fetal abnormalities such as genetic disorders, thalassemia, and Down syndrome. Additionally, screenings are performed for potential complications during pregnancy, allowing for timely solutions.
Prenatal care also involves monitoring the baby’s development in the womb to see if they are growing normally. If the mother attends prenatal appointments regularly as scheduled, it helps doctors detect any abnormalities at the appropriate gestational age. Most importantly, mothers also receive advice from doctors and specialists on how to properly care for themselves and their babies during pregnancy.
Why Do Mothers Trust BNH for Childbirth?
BNH Hospital has a remarkable reputation and extensive experience in mother and child care, providing medical treatment with international operating standards. Our team includes expert obstetricians, anesthesiologists, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, and skilled professional nurses who provide close and safe care for mothers and babies at BNH.
Preparation before pregnancy:
We offer consultations for quality family planning within an appropriate timeframe.
Comprehensive care during pregnancy:
To prepare for the healthy development of the baby until the day of birth, and postnatal care.
Labor and operating rooms equipped with modern medical devices:
Meeting international standards, hygienic, and sterile.
Laboratory tests
Promoting 100% breastfeeding:
Supported by specialist doctors certified according to IBLCE (International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners) standards, ensuring mothers have that crucial first drop of milk for their babies.
Promoting essential nutrition:
Menus are carefully selected for mothers to stimulate milk production and promote health during recovery.
Preparing mothers to properly care for their babies before discharge:
Providing advice on care for the baby on their own, such as bathing, feeding, latching, and resolving engorgement issues.
Ensuring continuous and meticulous care at every step:
Highly skilled medical and nursing staff, genuinely prioritizing quality because the health and safety of mother and baby are our highest priority.
Recommending other essential services for mother and baby:
Such as postpartum care programs, developmental assessments for children, and vaccinations for newborns.
Which Delivery Method is Best?
The most important aspect of childbirth is “mother and baby safety.” Therefore, the choice of method must be based primarily on medical indications. Currently, it is well known that there are two types of delivery: normal labour (vaginal delivery) and caesarean section. Each delivery method has different advantages and disadvantages. Mothers have the right to choose their delivery method, and doctors will provide recommendations based on safety considerations. When the mother begins prenatal care, the doctor will examine the pregnancy and take a medical history to check for pre-existing conditions, as well as determine if there is a medical necessity for a caesarean section, such as preeclampsia, a very large baby, a small maternal pelvis, high blood pressure, fetal growth restriction, oligohydramnios, prolonged premature rupture of membranes, or even abnormal labor conditions like slow cervical dilation, etc. Before the due date, mothers should thoroughly research their options. Additionally, mothers should prioritize creating a birth plan with their obstetrician in advance to discuss and exchange ideas or knowledge, which will result in the safest and most complete birth experience for the baby.
Eligibility for the Birth & Care Package
Single pregnancy mothers: Must be at least 36 weeks of gestation on the day of delivery.
Twin pregnancy mothers: Must be at least 35 weeks of gestation on the day of delivery.
Mothers must undergo pre-delivery lab tests at BNH only.
Special Privileges
- Newborn gift set
- Baby’s homecoming outfit
- Birth certificate preparation service (Thai language)
- Breast pump trial usage service to support breastfeeding
Ineligibility for the Birth & Care Package
- Single pregnancy mothers with less than 36 weeks of gestation (by days) / Twin pregnancy mothers with less than 35 weeks of gestation (by days).
- Mothers who have not completed prenatal care (ANC) according to the hospital’s specified conditions.
- Vaginal birth in mothers with a history of previous caesarean section (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Section – VBAC).
- Mothers with health problems or complications during pregnancy that may lead to high-risk childbirth, including:
4.1 Placenta Previa Partialis, Placenta Previa Totalis
4.2 Placental abruption
4.3 Severe preeclampsia and HELLP Syndrome
4.4 Gestational diabetes requiring insulin injections.
4.5 History of hyperthyroidism that has not been off medication for more than 3 months, or abnormal pre-delivery thyroid test results.
4.6 Cardiovascular abnormalities such as pulmonary hypertension, mitral stenosis, and aortic stenosis.
4.7 Risk of infectious diseases such as AIDS or epidemic diseases like Zika, MERS-CoV, Avian flu, Covid-19 etc.
4.8 Other abnormalities where a specialist physician determines there is an increased risk if the procedure is performed.
Note:
In other special cases not mentioned above, the hospital reserves the right to consider package eligibility on a case-by-case basis.
BNH Women’s Health Centre,
Obstetrics and Gynecology Department Tel: 02-022-0700 ext. 4455, 4456
Labor Room ext. 2789
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