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About The Book
“A Safe Journey to Motherhood” is a comprehensive and practical guide to pregnancy, child birth and neonatal care. Written from the prospective of an experienced clinician and medical teacher, the book translates essential medical knowledge in to simple and practical information for mother and their family members. It addresses many of the common problems and concerns faced during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period, explaining them in a simple and understandable manner. It offers practical guidance on when to seek medical attention and how to make informed decisions at different stages of this journey. Also tries to answer some of the common questions a woman needs to know to become a successful mother. Motherhood is a remarkable journey – filled with hope, anticipation, challenges and responsibility. An informed mother is better prepared for all these. This book also intends to be a useful source of knowledge for healthcare workers and the students of medicine.
About The Author
Author is a senior healthcare professional and a health care teacher with more than 40 years of extensive experience in clinical medicine. During his long professional carrier, has the opportunity to closely interact with women of diverse socio-cultural and educational back grounds, which has given him a sense of deeper understanding of the challenges that women commonly face during pregnancy, childbirth and care of the newborn afterwards. Motherhood perhaps is the most challenging and transformative phase of a woman’s life. Author believes that educating women about physiology of pregnancy labor and child care can empower the women to be more decisive in executing and taking appropriate decisions as situations demand ensuring safety and longevity. An informed confident mother is an invaluable asset for her family and the society ultimately. Through this book author has tried to enrich and empower women with knowledge to achieve the goal “a safe journey to motherhood”.






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