Frequently Asked Questions

It is possible that you may have pieces of the placenta inside your womb. It is best that you go to the hospital immediately.


By exercising, eating healthy foods, getting enough rest, staying away from alcohol and avoiding smoking.


It is possible. A contraceptive method is required for at least 3 months or 20 ejaculates since sperm can leak into the semen via the sperm duct.

Best to seek urgent medical care as this is very unusual. Further examinations have to be carried out.

Some of the signs of pregnancy may include: Missed period, Nausea, Vomiting, Changes in the size or consistency of the breast, and Going to the washroom often. For more information kindly click on the following link: Pregnancy – Patient Information Corner and Pregnancy Test- Patient Information Corner


This varies with each person. After conception occurs, it may take a couple of weeks before one begins to show signs of pregnancy. The first sign is usually a missed period. However, some persons may notice signs of pregnancy within a week. For more information kindly click on the following link: Pregnancy – Patient Information Corner and Pregnancy Test – Patient Information Corner


Pain during sex is also called dyspareunia. This is quite normal for some women. This may be caused by: Weight changes, Stress, Hormonal Changes, Swelling or Dryness to the Vagina, Deep penetration, and A vaginal infection or STI. Ways to manage the pain include: Using lubricant during intercourse, Seeking medical advice, Medication to treat infections.


Definitely not. Bleeding for more than 2 weeks after a c section can lead to life threatening conditions such as Anemia, and even death. Such requires urgent medical attention for further examination and treatment.

First ensure that the kit used is valid and not expired. Secondly, please review the following page for further information: Pregnancy Test – Patient Information Corner. There is a high chance that one might be pregnant with a faint test line. This is based on the manufacturer of the product. It would be wise to get a second opinion from your physician who will conduct the necessary investigations.



Whilst everyone’s body is different, their symptoms may vary. Bleeding generally lasts up to 2 weeks. The menstruation should resume as normal by the next cycle. However, if bleeding continues for more than 4 weeks, likewise heavy bleeding and passage of large clots, or one has not menstruated by 8 weeks post abortion, urgent medical care, and advice are necessary.


Baby appears satisfied after the feed and falls asleep. For more information visit the following page… Breastfeeding – Patient Information Corner




Some of the ways to stimulate breastmilk production include:

Keeping the body well fed and hydrated.

Responding to baby’s feeding cues promptly

Breastfeeding baby on demand and at least every 2 to 3 hours

Drinking cocoa/ chocolate tea

Find more information at: Breastfeeding – Patient Information Corner


You can navigate to the following page for more details. Postpartum Depression- Patient Information Corner


Babies cry for various reasons such as tiredness, illness such as fever, bite marks, rash, or irritation.

You can navigate the following page for further details. Crying Babies – Patient Information Corner


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Foods rich in fluids, proteins, iron and calcium. Stay away from caffeine, alcohol and gas forming foods. For more information see Nutrition – Patient Information Corner

Best to wait at least 6 weeks to allow the body to heal before having sex


No. Saltwater works best because it promotes healing.

There are various ways for the breast to begin producing breastmilk. Breastmilk is best for baby.


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