*Early pregnancy scan from 7 weeks gestation.
**Please note this offer applies to Genseq NIPT only, from 10 weeks gestation.
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We create a special antenatal journey truly caring for you & your baby. Putting ourselves in your shoes we transform the old cold medical process into a warm and exciting adventure.
Everything is possible with the right mix of people and skills. We make this wonderfully complex & rich journey simple by putting our collective skills and years of experience to assist you.
We are with you every step of the way, but you are in control. Evie does not only reassure but also empower you with all information and knowledge you should get.
Our work is done with love for life always looking ahead in search of the latest advancement in medicine that will contribute to make your journey more enjoyable.
Expectant mothers require a healthy well balanced diet. A variety of foods from all the food groups will support the growth and development of your baby.
Enter EnquireTo stay healthy and well, pregnant women should take regular exercise. This helps you get ready for labour and, after your baby’s birth, will help you get back into shape.
Enter EnquireAt evie you will have access to world class prenatal screening, diagnosis and management in a premium, confidential & private setting. We also extend postnatal care to three months.
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Add 280 days (40 weeks) to the 1st day of your last menstrual period (or add 9 calendar months and 7 days from 1st day of LMP). If you have irregular cycles you may need to have a scan to assess the expected date of delivery correctly. Read more

The average weight gain is between 11 and 16 kg (24 and 35 lb), however you may need to put on more if underweight pre pregnancy and less if obese pre pregnancy. Read more

Normal symptoms are swollen tender breasts often tingly or heavy, fatigue, morning sickness, hormonal headaches, constipation, mood swings, dizziness, food cravings and aversions, sometimes stuffy nose and carpal tunnel syndrome. Read more