Postnatal care (PNC) is the care given to the mother and her newborn baby immediately after birth and for the first six weeks of life. This period marks the establishment of a new phase of family life for women and their partners and the beginning of the lifelong health record for newborn babies (or neonates — a term commonly used by doctors, nurses, and midwives). Although for most women and babies, the postnatal period is uncomplicated, effective postnatal care (PNC) is all about recognizing any deviation from expected recovery after birth and evaluating and intervening appropriately in a timely fashion. This service is provided by qualified doctors in ASMCH. Our expert team is prompt at addressing PNC-related issues, identifying danger signs and reducing the adverse outcomes for mothers and new-borns.
