Frequently asked questions

The clinic is open every day, 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM. Timings may change on public holidays, so please call or WhatsApp 0304 4832046 before you come.

Call or WhatsApp 0304 4832046. Send your name, the doctor or service you need and a preferred time, and the clinic will confirm your appointment.

Yes. The clinic is led by Dr. Anam Khalid, a female gynaecologist and obstetrician.

Yes. Both normal deliveries and C-sections are done at Anam Clinic & Maternity Home. The type of delivery is decided with you, based on the health of mother and baby.

The address is Main Boulevard, Commercial Area, Azaan City Housing Society, opposite Lahore–Multan Bypass, Sahiwal 57000, Punjab, Pakistan. It is opposite the Lahore–Multan Bypass. Tap “Get directions” on the contact page to open it in Google Maps.

Yes. Ultrasound, laboratory tests and a pharmacy are all available at the clinic.

Please call or send a WhatsApp message to 0304 4832046 for current consultation fees.

Yes. You can write in Urdu, Roman Urdu or English.

In an emergency, call the clinic immediately or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a reply to a message.

It depends on your stage of pregnancy and your health. Visits are usually spaced out in the early months and become more frequent near the due date. The doctor will give you a schedule at your first visit.

Yes. Ultrasound and laboratory services are available at the clinic, so scans, tests and your check-up can usually be done in one visit when the doctor advises them.

Sometimes it is. It depends on the reason for the earlier C-section, how you healed and your current pregnancy. This needs a careful assessment by the doctor, so please discuss it at your antenatal visits.

Your CNIC, your previous reports and scans, clothes for you and the baby, and a family member to stay with you. Ask at your check-up if you need anything else.

Yes, if possible. Difficulty conceiving can be related to either partner, so assessing both together saves time.

No responsible clinic can guarantee pregnancy. After the assessment, the doctor will explain your options and what to realistically expect.

PCOS is a long-term condition, but its symptoms can usually be managed with lifestyle changes and treatment. The doctor will make a plan around your symptoms and goals, such as regular periods or pregnancy.

No. Many fibroids cause no problems and only need monitoring. Treatment depends on their size, position and your symptoms.

Ultrasound does not use radiation and is widely used in pregnancy. Scans are done when there is a medical reason, as advised by your doctor.

For some pelvic scans you need a full bladder. Ask when you book and the clinic will tell you how to prepare.

Only for some tests, such as a fasting blood sugar test. Ask when you book and the clinic will tell you.

Send the test name on WhatsApp or call the clinic, and the staff will confirm.

Many physiotherapy exercises and techniques are safe in pregnancy and can ease back and pelvic pain. Treatment is adapted to your stage of pregnancy.

It depends on the problem. Your physiotherapist will suggest a plan after the first assessment.

Yes, several methods are suitable while breastfeeding. The doctor will advise which ones fit you.

Most methods are reversible. With some methods it can take a few months for fertility to return. Ask the doctor about the method you are considering.

A call or WhatsApp message before you come helps the clinic plan your visit and reduce waiting.