Noun:

தாய்மை மருத்துவர்,

obstetrician's Usage Examples:

During prenatal visits to an obstetrician, a pregnant mother should be educated in proper nutrition and prenatal care; often, prenatal vitamins are prescribed to avoid nutritional deficiencies.

There was not much scope for trainee obstetricians and Andrew soon tired of general duties.

Others send their information to pregnancy crisis centers and local obstetricians.

Local Anesthetic Techniques Pudendal Nerve Block This is usually performed by the obstetrician using a vaginal approach.

many obstetricians feel helpless in light of a woman's right to choose.

British obstetricians, however, preferred to use standard anticonvulsants.

And we run joint conferences with groups of professionals, including obstetricians and GPs.

Women with gestational diabetes can often control blood glucose through diet and exercise, but treatment should only occur in consultation with an obstetrician and dietician.

Some obstetricians accept the need for a forceps delivery as a way to avoid cesarean birth while other obstetrical services do not use forceps at all.

Multivitamins: Once you're pregnant, your obstetrician will probably prescribe a prenatal vitamin for you to take, but even before conception you can take a daily multivitamin to ensure you're taking in enough needed vitamins and minerals.

Women at risk for asphyxia neonatorum pregnancies should receive focused prenatal care from an obstetrician skilled at preventing and detecting problems such as anemia that may contribute to asphyxia neonatorum.

William Lithgow (1582-1645), the traveller, William Smellie (1697-1763), the obstetrician and Gavin Hamilton (1730-1797), the painter, were born at Lanark.

I said " I am sure that many male obstetricians have the best of motives " .

Synonyms:

perinatologist, medical specialist, accoucheur, specialist,

Antonyms:

generalist,