
Tracks your baby's weight, wellbeing and amniotic fluid as delivery approaches.

01 · What Is This Scan
A growth scan is a third-trimester ultrasound that measures the baby's weight, monitors amniotic fluid, checks placental function and confirms wellbeing. Usually done every 2–4 weeks from 28 weeks onwards, or more frequently in high-risk pregnancies.
02 · Why It Matters
03 · What We Check
Estimated fetal weight (BPD, HC, AC, FL)
Amniotic fluid index (AFI)
Placental grading and location
Fetal presentation (head, breech)
Fetal movement observation
Umbilical and middle cerebral artery Doppler (if indicated)
04 · How It's Done
Prior growth scans, GDM status and BP history reviewed.
Precise measurements of head, abdomen and femur.
AFI measurement and Doppler if clinically needed.
Report shared with your OB the same day if requested.
05 · Preparation
A Note From Dr. Archana
"The trend across scans matters more than any single measurement. This is why comparing to prior scans is essential."
Dr. Archana · Fetal Medicine Specialist
06 · FAQs
Uncomplicated pregnancies: every 4 weeks from 28 weeks. Diabetes, hypertension or IUGR: every 2 weeks.
We differentiate constitutionally small babies from growth-restricted babies using Doppler and biometry percentiles — the management is completely different.
07 · Related Services
Reports are handed to you before you leave — or on WhatsApp within the hour.