All Posts Tagged: Dr. Sitana Hassan Ahmed Salih

Genetic Carrier Screening: Knowing Your DNA Before It’s Passed On

Every family has its own story — filled with history, traditions, and traits passed from one generation to the next. Some of those traits are easy to see: a familiar smile, a love for music, or curly hair that runs in the family. But other parts of our story are written deeper, in the language […]

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Fetal Echo: Listening to the Baby’s Heartbeat with a Doctor’s Ears

For most parents, hearing their baby’s heartbeat for the first time is an unforgettable moment — a soft, rhythmic reminder that life is growing within. But for doctors, listening goes one step deeper. A Fetal Echocardiogram, often called a Fetal Echo, lets specialists hear and see the baby’s heart in extraordinary detail, long before birth. […]

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Expecting Twins or Triplets? Here’s What High-Order Pregnancy Care Looks Like in Abu Dhabi

Hearing not one, but two or even three heartbeats at your first scan is an unforgettable moment. Excitement quickly mixes with questions: “Will my babies grow well? Will I need a C-section? How often will I need check-ups?” Carrying more than one baby is a blessing, but it also brings unique challenges. That’s why high-order […]

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Early Anatomy Scans: Your Baby’s First Blueprint

Imagine an architect sketching the first lines of a new building — a delicate drawing that reveals how every detail will come together. In pregnancy, the early anatomy scan works much the same way. Around 14–16 weeks, this ultrasound gives doctors a detailed “blueprint” of how your baby’s body is developing, long before birth. For […]

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Amniocentesis Explained: The Deeper Dive When More Answers Are Needed

Pregnancy brings joy, anticipation, and sometimes, moments of uncertainty. Most families sail through their ultrasounds and blood tests feeling reassured — but occasionally, doctors recommend a closer look. This is where amniocentesis comes in — not as something to fear, but as a careful, science-based investigation when your doctor needs to uncover more answers about […]

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