FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Dr Kieren Wilson is an experienced obstetrician & gynaecologist working at North Shore Private Hospital, The Mater and Prince of Wales Private.
When is my first visit once I know I am pregnant?
The first appointment will be between your 8-10th week of pregnancy.
What Blood Tests will I need during my pregnancy?
Essential blood test required will be a full blood count, Iron studies, thyroid function and Vitamin D levels and blood group and antibody status and oral glucose tolerance test
Blood testing for immunity will include Varicella (chicken pox) Rubella, Hepatitis B, C and HIV and a urine collection to test for infections
What should I bring on my first visit?
For your first visit please bring the following:
• Referral letter from your GP, other specialist.
• Medicare card, and health fund details
• Ultrasound reports, blood test results and any other relevant information
Do I need a referral?
Yes, if you think you’re pregnant or have had a positive pregnancy test please visit your GP initially and request a referral during your appointment.
What ultrasound scans will I need?
First scan is often a dating scan to confirm the correct gestational age. This is followed by First trimester screening or viability scan in conjunction with the Non-Invasive Prenatal testing. A Morphology scan is performed between 18-20 weeks and growths as required further into the pregnancy.
Which hospital can I deliver my baby at?
What should I do if I think I’m pregnant?
The first step would be to contact your GP for an appointment and from there you will be given a referral.
How frequent will my appointments be during my pregnancy?
Every 4 weeks until 28 weeks, then we will have fortnightly appointments until 36 weeks followed by weekly appointments until delivery.
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