Labor & Delivery Department, Synphaet Ramintra Hospital (Labor & Delivery Unit) ต้อนรับก้าวแรกของชีวิตใหม่อย่างปลอดภัย อุ่นใจในทุกนาทีสำคัญด้วยมาตรฐานการดูแลระดับสากล Childbirth is one of the most important moments in the life of a mother and her family. Every second from the onset of labor to the baby’s first breath requires close care from experienced obstetricians, nurses, and medical staff to ensure the…
ต้อนรับก้าวแรกของชีวิตใหม่อย่างปลอดภัย อุ่นใจในทุกนาทีสำคัญด้วยมาตรฐานการดูแลระดับสากล
Childbirth is one of the most important moments in the life of a mother and her family. Every second from the onset of labor to the baby’s first breath requires close care from experienced obstetricians, nurses, and medical staff to ensure the safety of both mother and baby, reduce complications, and prepare for any unforeseen situations.
The Labor & Delivery Unit at Synphaet Ramintra Hospital is fully equipped to care for mothers and babies 24 hours a day. With a team of obstetricians, pediatricians, anesthesiologists, delivery room nurses, and experienced multidisciplinary teams, alongside modern standard delivery rooms, operating theaters, and medical equipment, we ensure that every birth is safe, warm, and memorable from the very first moment of life.
We are ready to care for mothers from the onset of pregnancy through postpartum with comprehensive services, including:
A: Our Labor & Delivery Unit provides 24-hour care for mothers and infants. Obstetricians, specialized delivery room nurses, and pediatricians are on duty all night, and all medical equipment is fully operational and standby.
A: If the mother experiences any of the following: amniotic fluid leakage, bloody mucus discharge, true labor pains (regular, intensifying uterine contractions every 5-10 minutes that do not improve with rest), or decreased fetal movement (less than 10 times a day), she should seek medical attention immediately.
A: Yes. The obstetrician will evaluate and discuss with the mother based on maternal and fetal health to choose the safest and most appropriate delivery method.
A: If both mother and baby are healthy, the medical and nursing teams will encourage starting breastfeeding as soon as possible to build a bond and stimulate milk production.
A: Yes. The hospital has a team of specialized obstetricians and a multidisciplinary team ready to monitor high-risk pregnancies and deliveries closely.