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# Dr. Niti

Bangkok Obsetriciation and Gynecologist

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- [Home](https://drnitiobgyn.com/) - Expert Care in Pregnancy & Gynecology Dr. Niti provides personalized obstetric and gynecological care in Bangkok, specializing in maternal and fetal medicine. Book an Appointment Antenatal Care High Risk Pregnancy Fetal Ultrasound and Diagnosis Genetic Screening and Counseling Gynecologic Care Contraception and Family Planning STD Evaluation and Women's Health Screening Menopause and Hormonal Health Obstetrician
- [Pelvic Pain](https://drnitiobgyn.com/pelvic-pain/) - Understanding Pelvic Pain: Acute, Cyclic and Chronic Pelvic pain is very common and can affect your daily life, work, sleep, relationships, and mood. It can feel different depending on how it starts and how long it lasts. This page explains the main types—sudden (acute), monthly (cyclic), and ongoing (chronic)—so you know when and how to
- [STD Evaluation](https://drnitiobgyn.com/std-evaluation/) - Sexually Transmitted Diseases Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections passed from one person to another during sexual contact. They are very common—millions of cases occur each year. Many cause no symptoms at first, but if left untreated they can lead to pelvic pain, difficulty getting pregnant, or problems during pregnancy.The good news is that most
- [Menopause and Menopausal Hormone Therapy](https://drnitiobgyn.com/menopause-and-menopausal-hormone-therapy/) - Understanding Menopause: A Natural Transition in Every Woman’s Life Menopause is a normal part of life when a woman’s periods stop permanently. It usually happens between ages 45 and 55. While it is natural, changing hormone levels can cause uncomfortable symptoms for many women. The good news is that effective help is available so you
- [Contraception](https://drnitiobgyn.com/contraception/) - Understanding Contraception: Options to Help You Plan Your Family Contraception helps you decide if and when to have a baby. Many different methods are available, so you can choose one that best fits your life, health needs, and future plans. This article explains how well different methods work, the main types, and important things to
- [Abnormal Menstruation](https://drnitiobgyn.com/abnormal-menstruation/) - Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding: Causes, Evaluation, and When to See a Doctor Many women will experience abnormal vaginal bleeding at some point in their lives. It can feel confusing or worrying, and it’s common for people to wait before seeking help because they’re not sure what counts as normal.Understanding the difference between normal and abnormal bleeding
- [Cervical Cancer Screening](https://drnitiobgyn.com/cervical-cancer-screening/) - Cervical Cancer Screening: Pap Smear and HPV Testing Understanding Cervical CancerCervical cancer is a cancer that develops in the cervix—the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. It is one of the most preventable cancers in women because it typically develops slowly over many years, passing through precancerous stages before becoming invasive
- [Women’s Wellness Check](https://drnitiobgyn.com/annual-check-up-pelvic-exam/) - Women’s Wellness Check A women’s wellness check-up is an important part of preventive healthcare at every stage of life. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends that women have a routine wellness visit at least once a year.This visit provides an opportunity to review both physical and emotional health, address any gynecologic concerns,
- [Pelvic Ultrasound (GYN)](https://drnitiobgyn.com/pelvic-ultrasound/) - Pelvic Ultrasound A pelvic ultrasound is one of the most common and useful imaging tests we use in women’s health. It creates detailed pictures of the uterus, ovaries, and other pelvic organs using harmless sound waves — no radiation is involved.Pelvic ultrasound can be done either through the abdomen (transabdominal) or through the vagina (transvaginal).
- [Fetal Growth and Wellbeing Scan](https://drnitiobgyn.com/fetal-growth-and-wellbeing-scan/) - Fetal Growth Scan in the Third Trimester A fetal growth scan is a detailed ultrasound performed in the later weeks of pregnancy, usually between 28 and 40 weeks. The scan checks how well your baby is growing and helps make sure everything is developing normally as you approach your due date.Your doctor may recommend this
- [Cervical Length Assessment](https://drnitiobgyn.com/cervical-length-assessment/) - Cervical Length Assessment The cervical length scan is a targeted ultrasound that measures the length of the cervix and assesses it for any changes that may indicate an increased risk of preterm birth. It is a straightforward, well-established part of pregnancy monitoring — although it is currently routinely offered to all pregnant women, the cervical
- [Midtrimester Fetal Anatomy Scan](https://drnitiobgyn.com/midtrimester-fetal-anatomy-scan/) - Detailed Fetal Anatomy Ultrasound (Mid-trimester Anomaly Scan) What is a detailed fetal anatomy scan and when is it performed?The mid-trimester anomaly scan, also known as a detailed fetal anatomy scan, is a comprehensive pregnancy ultrasound performed between 18 and 22 weeks of gestation.This scan is a standard part of antenatal care and is performed to
- [Nuchal Translucency Scan (NT Scan)](https://drnitiobgyn.com/nuchal-translucency-scan-nt-scan/) - First Trimester NT Scan (Nuchal Translucency Scan) Early Pregnancy Diagnosis: When to Test and When an Ultrasound Is NeededTowards the end of the first trimester, your doctor will usually recommend a specialized ultrasound called the first trimester scan, often referred to as the nuchal translucency (NT) scan.What started years ago as simply measuring the fluid
- [Early Pregnancy Scan](https://drnitiobgyn.com/early-pregnancy-scan/) - Early Pregnancy Scan If you have just found out you are pregnant — congratulations. This article covers what to expect from your first pregnancy ultrasound: when it should be done, how it is performed, and what your doctor will be looking for. If you are still at the stage of confirming your pregnancy with a
- [Cell free DNA (NIPT)](https://drnitiobgyn.com/cell-free-dna-nipt/) - Cell free DNA (Non Invasive Prenatal Testing - NIPT) What Is Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT)?Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT), also known as cell-free DNA (cfDNA) screening, is a simple blood test performed during pregnancy to screen for certain chromosomal conditions in the baby, such as Down syndrome (trisomy 21).During pregnancy, small fragments of DNA from the
- [Gestational Age and Due Date Calculation](https://drnitiobgyn.com/gestational-age-and-due-date-calculation/) - How to Calculate Gestational Age and Due Date (EDD) Finding out you are pregnant is an exciting time, but it often comes with many new questions. One of the most common is: How far along am I, and when is my due date?Understanding gestational age and estimated due date (EDD) helps guide antenatal care, ultrasound
- [Prenatal Diagnostic Testing](https://drnitiobgyn.com/prenatal-diagnostic-testing/) - What Is Prenatal Diagnostic Testing? Prenatal diagnostic testing uses invasive procedures during pregnancy to provide a definitive diagnosis of certain chromosomal, genetic, or structural conditions in the fetus. These tests are usually recommended when:- A screening test (such as NIPT/cell-free DNA) shows a high-risk result- Ultrasound detects structural abnormalities- One or both parents are known
- [Down Syndrome and Aneuploidy Screening](https://drnitiobgyn.com/down-syndrome-and-aneuploidy-screening/) - Down Syndrome and Aneuploidy Screening What Is Down Syndrome?Down syndrome is a chromosomal condition caused by the presence of an extra copy of chromosome 21. Normally, humans have 46 chromosomes. These come in pairs, so a person will have cells that contain 23 pairs of chromosomes. In Down syndrome, there are 47 chromosomes, with the
- [First Prenatal Visit](https://drnitiobgyn.com/first-prenatal-visit/) - Your First Prenatal Appointment What Happens at the First Antenatal Visit?The first antenatal visit, or the first visit after you find out you are pregnant, is one of the most important appointments of your pregnancy. It establishes a medical baseline, confirms your pregnancy, and allows your doctor to create a personalized care plan that is
- [Prenatal Care](https://drnitiobgyn.com/prenatal-care/) - Antenatal Care: What to Expect at Each Visit If you have recently found out you are pregnant—congratulations. Feeling excited, anxious, or overwhelmed is completely normal. Antenatal care is designed to support you and your baby from early pregnancy through delivery, and having the right medical guidance early makes a meaningful difference. What Is Antenatal Care?Antenatal
- [Pregnancy Confirmation](https://drnitiobgyn.com/pregnancy-confirmation/) - Pregnancy Confirmation Early Pregnancy Diagnosis: When to Test and When an Ultrasound Is NeededIf you suspect you may be pregnant or have a positive home pregnancy test, it is natural to have questions about what comes next. Early pregnancy diagnosis focuses on confirming whether a pregnancy exists, where it is located, and whether it is
- [Preconceptional Care](https://drnitiobgyn.com/preconceptual-care/) - What Is a Preconceptional Care Visit? A preconception visit is similar to a well-woman check-up, but with a specific focus on future pregnancy. During this visit, your doctor will take a detailed history, perform a physical examination, and may recommend blood tests or an ultrasound when appropriate. Medical History ReviewYour doctor will review any relevant
- [Preparing for Pregnancy](https://drnitiobgyn.com/preparing-for-pregnancy/) - How to Prepare Your Body for Pregnancy Before embarking on your pregnancy journey it is important to focus on improving your health, both body and mind, to improve your chances of conceiving, and once pregnant, to optimize your pregnancy outcomes for both you and your child. Below are the five pillars that can lead to
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- [Contact](https://drnitiobgyn.com/contact/) - Contact AddressRuamjairak Hospital, BangkokMission Hospital, Bangkok Send Us a MessageTo book a consultation or submit an inquiry, please contact us using the details below. contact@drnitiobgyn.com 090 965 5061 +6690 965 5061 @drnitiobgyn Name Email Message Submit MessageYour message has been sent successfully!There has been some error while submitting your message. Please try again or email
- [Recurrent Pregnancy Loss](https://drnitiobgyn.com/recurrent-pregnancy-loss/)
- [Pelvic Mass](https://drnitiobgyn.com/pelvic-mass/)
- [Twin/multifetal Pregnancy Scans](https://drnitiobgyn.com/twin-multifetal-pregnancy-scans/)
- [Nutrition](https://drnitiobgyn.com/nutrition/)