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Women's Health & Pregnancy

Antenatal (Pregnancy) Check-Ups in Windhoek

Routine pregnancy check-up visits with the doctor throughout your pregnancy.

About this service

Antenatal check-ups in Windhoek at Eastgate Clinic follow you and your baby through pregnancy with regular visits to your doctor in our rooms. These appointments monitor your health and your baby's growth, check your blood pressure and weight, and give you a chance to ask questions as your pregnancy progresses. Your first visit is usually the most thorough, confirming dates and general health, with follow-up visits scheduled at appropriate intervals afterwards.

Whether this is your first pregnancy or you have been through it before, regular antenatal care helps pick up any concerns early. Book your first check-up with us to begin your pregnancy journey with proper support.

What to expect

  • Bring any previous scan results or medical aid details to your first visit
  • Visits include blood pressure, weight, and general wellbeing checks
  • Your doctor will discuss any tests or scans that may be recommended
  • Appointments continue at intervals your doctor will advise as pregnancy progresses
  • Time is set aside for you to ask questions about your pregnancy

Who is it for?

You may be advised to have this if you are dealing with:

  • Confirming and monitoring a new pregnancy
  • Wanting regular check-ups throughout pregnancy
  • Tracking baby's growth and your own health
  • Questions or concerns arising during pregnancy
  • Needing a doctor experienced in antenatal care in Windhoek

Frequently asked questions

How much do antenatal check-ups cost in Windhoek?

Cost varies by visit and any tests involved, and depends on your medical aid. Contact Eastgate Clinic for guidance on what to expect.

Do I need a referral for antenatal check-ups?

No referral is needed. You can book directly with us as soon as you know you are pregnant.

How long does an antenatal check-up take?

A typical visit takes a short consultation slot, though your first visit may take a little longer as your doctor takes a full history.