NOTICE OF EARLY CLOSURE

We will be closed from 12:30pm on Friday, 7th August

If you are a current patient and have an Obstetric Emergency please call either the

Alana on call number (on your antenatal card) or the hospital you are booked in to:

Prince of Wales Private 9650 4444

Royal Hospital for Women 9382 6111

For all other medical emergencies please call 000 or present to your nearest hospital emergency department.

We reopen 8am on Monday, 10th August

(02) 9009 5255 CONTACT US

Why do I need to have an ultrasound during my pregnancy?

Ultrasound can take high quality images of many parts of your body, which makes it an excellent diagnostic tool. During pregnancy, an ultrasound is recommended for a number of reasons:

  • For confirming the age of the baby and to predict the due date;
  • To look at the baby as it develops throughout the various stages of pregnancy;
  • To screen for chromosomal and other abnormalities (such as Down syndrome).

Ultrasound during pregnancy is safe and does not harm you or your baby.  You can read our blog on this topic here.