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PARAS Health Srinagar Promotes Normal Delivery Through Special Maternity Packages, Emphasises Safe Motherhood

Srinagar: Reinforcing its commitment to safe motherhood and accessible maternity care, PARAS Health Srinagar has introduced special maternity packages to encourage normal deliveries wherever medically appropriate, while...

PARAS Health Srinagar Promotes Normal Delivery Through Special Maternity Packages, Emphasises Safe Motherhood

Srinagar: Reinforcing its commitment to safe motherhood and accessible maternity care, PARAS Health Srinagar has introduced special maternity packages to encourage normal deliveries wherever medically appropriate, while ensuring comprehensive clinical support for expectant mothers.

The initiative aims to promote natural childbirth, empower women to make informed decisions and provide personalised care throughout pregnancy and delivery. With a focus on experienced medical specialists, regular antenatal monitoring and compassionate support, the hospital seeks to make childbirth a safe and comfortable experience for mothers and their families.

Dr Sadia, Senior Consultant in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at PARAS Health Srinagar, said normal delivery remains a preferred option in uncomplicated pregnancies, provided there are no medical complications or contraindications.

She said that every pregnancy is different and the mode of delivery must be decided after carefully assessing the health of the mother and the well-being of the baby.

"Wherever medically appropriate, normal delivery offers several benefits, including a generally shorter recovery period, reduced surgical intervention and an earlier return to routine activities. Our priority is to counsel expectant mothers, address their concerns and ensure they receive the right medical support at every stage," she said.

Dr Najma Saqib, Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at PARAS Health Srinagar, highlighted the importance of promoting normal deliveries while ensuring specialised care for women with high-risk pregnancies.

She said normal delivery can offer several benefits to both mother and baby when a pregnancy progresses without complications. However, high-risk cases require close monitoring, timely medical intervention and coordinated care to prevent complications.

"Our focus is to ensure that every woman receives individualised care, whether she is opting for a normal delivery or requires specialised management because of medical risks," Dr Saqib said.

Dr Murtuza Habib, Facility Director at PARAS Health Srinagar, said the initiative reflects the hospital's commitment to providing quality, affordable and patient-centred healthcare.

He said every family deserves access to reliable maternity services delivered with compassion, medical expertise and dignity.

"Through these special packages, we aim to make maternity care more accessible while encouraging normal deliveries wherever clinically suitable. The safety of both mother and child will always remain our foremost priority," he said.

Seema Vig, Senior Vice President and Regional Director of PARAS Health, said strengthening maternal healthcare and creating positive birthing experiences remain key organisational priorities.

She emphasised that quality healthcare should combine clinical excellence, accessibility and compassion, adding that women must be supported through informed choices, expert guidance and appropriate medical care throughout their motherhood journey.

With experienced obstetric specialists, comprehensive maternity services, regular clinical monitoring and dedicated support for high-risk pregnancies, PARAS Health Srinagar aims to further strengthen maternal healthcare services in the region.

The special maternity packages are part of the hospital's ongoing efforts to make quality maternity care more accessible, ensuring that every expectant mother receives medical attention tailored to her individual needs.

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