Can I share my pregnancy scan reports on WhatsApp?

Yes. You may share reports on the official Mayflower Clinic WhatsApp number for appointment guidance. A final opinion requires proper consultation and clinical review.

Is this page for emergency pregnancy problems?

No. In an emergency, please contact your treating obstetrician or nearest hospital immediately. This page is for appointment guidance and fetal medicine second opinion requests.

What information should I send for a fetal medicine second opinion?

Please send pregnancy weeks, reason for referral, previous ultrasound reports, screening test reports, blood tests if relevant, and your treating doctor's note if available.

Will I get a diagnosis only from uploaded reports?

Uploaded reports can help the clinic guide you to the right appointment. Diagnosis, counselling and treatment decisions require consultation and appropriate examination or scan.

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When to use this page

For scan concerns, second opinion and referral guidance

This page helps patients and referring doctors quickly understand what information to share before a fetal medicine appointment. It is not a replacement for consultation, examination or scan review.

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Abnormal scan finding

Use this page if an NT scan, anomaly scan, fetal echo, growth scan, Doppler or neurosonography finding needs specialist review.

Positive screening result

Share details if double marker, NIPT or other prenatal screening has shown increased risk and counselling is advised.

High-risk pregnancy

For twin pregnancy, fetal growth restriction, fluid concerns, diabetes, hypertension, previous affected pregnancy or IVF pregnancy.

Simple process

How report-sharing works

The goal is to guide you to the correct appointment category — scan, counselling, fetal echo, Doppler, invasive testing discussion or high-risk pregnancy review.

Send basic details

Pregnancy weeks, reason for referral, your city and the type of report or scan concern.

Attach reports

Send clear photos or PDFs of previous ultrasound, screening, blood test or referral notes if available.

Appointment guidance

The team guides whether you need scan, consultation, fetal echo, Doppler or genetic counselling.

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Final review, counselling and management planning are done after consultation and appropriate assessment.

What to share

Information that helps Dr. Kunda’s team guide you correctly

Situation	Useful reports to send	Possible appointment category
Increased NT / first trimester concern	NT scan report, double marker report, NIPT if done, LMP/early dating scan.	NT review, genetic counselling, CVS/amniocentesis counselling if indicated.
Anomaly scan finding	Full anomaly scan report, images if available, obstetrician referral note.	Targeted scan, fetal echo, neurosonography, genetic counselling or multidisciplinary planning.
Suspected fetal heart finding	Anomaly scan report mentioning cardiac view concern, previous fetal echo if done.	Fetal echocardiography with counselling.
Small baby / growth restriction	All previous growth scans, Doppler reports, BP/medical history if relevant.	Growth scan, Colour Doppler, high-risk pregnancy surveillance planning.
Twin pregnancy	Early scan showing chorionicity, latest growth scan, fluid and Doppler reports.	Twin pregnancy surveillance, TTTS monitoring, fetal medicine follow-up.
Previous affected pregnancy or family history	Previous baby reports, genetic test reports, discharge summaries, family history notes.	Genetic counselling, prenatal testing discussion, targeted scan planning.

Emergency notice

This website and WhatsApp pathway are not emergency services. If you have severe pain, heavy bleeding, fainting, seizures, breathlessness, sudden swelling, very high blood pressure symptoms, reduced fetal movements late in pregnancy, or any urgent concern, contact your treating obstetrician or nearest hospital immediately.

Specialist-led review planning

Reviewed under the guidance of Dr. Kunda Shahane

Dr. Kunda Shahane, MBBS, MS (Obs & Gynae), FIFM, FMF (London), is Central India’s first dedicated fetal medicine specialist, with nearly two decades of experience and 20,000+ fetuses evaluated.

At Mayflower Clinic, report-sharing is used to guide the right appointment pathway. Final diagnosis, counselling and management decisions require appropriate consultation and clinical assessment.

Mayflower Fetal Medicine & High-Risk Pregnancy Centre, Dhantoli, Nagpur

Dr. Kunda Shahane - Fetal Medicine Specialist Nagpur

Privacy and confidentiality

Your pregnancy information is sensitive

Medical reports and pregnancy details should be shared only through official clinic contact pathways. Avoid posting reports publicly on social media or open comment sections.

Use official contact only

WhatsApp: +91-8087471244
Phone: 0712-669-2706
Email: contact@mayflowerclinic.in

Do not post publicly

Do not upload reports in public comments.
Do not share personal identifiers unnecessarily.
Do not rely on social media opinions for medical decisions.

Bring originals

Carry printed or digital reports to the visit.
Bring previous scan images if available.
Carry your obstetrician’s referral note.

For doctors and referrals

Refer a patient for fetal medicine opinion

Obstetricians, radiologists and physicians can refer patients for specialist fetal assessment, genetic counselling, fetal echo, Doppler, neurosonography, invasive prenatal diagnosis discussion or high-risk pregnancy surveillance.

Referral reason

Include gestational age, indication, relevant finding and the clinical question you want answered.

Scan / test reports

Attach prior ultrasound reports, screening test reports, Doppler, fetal echo or genetic test details.

Plan coordination

Mayflower Clinic coordinates counselling and follow-up planning with the treating obstetrician.

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Frequently asked questions

Share Your Problem FAQs

Can I get a final diagnosis only by WhatsApp?

No. WhatsApp can help with appointment guidance and deciding which service may be appropriate. Final diagnosis and treatment decisions require consultation, proper assessment and report review.

What reports should I send first?

Send your latest ultrasound report, previous scan reports, screening results, NIPT report if done, blood reports if relevant, and your obstetrician’s referral note.

Can I share reports for an abnormal anomaly scan?

Yes. Please share the report for appointment guidance. You may need a targeted scan, fetal echo, fetal neurosonography, genetic counselling or follow-up plan depending on the finding.

Can Mayflower guide me if I am outside Nagpur?

Yes. Patients come from Nagpur, Vidarbha and Central India. Initial report-sharing can help guide appointment planning, but clinical opinion requires proper consultation.

Is this page suitable for emergency problems?

No. For urgent symptoms or emergencies, contact your treating obstetrician or nearest hospital immediately. Website and WhatsApp messages are not emergency services.

Will fetal sex be disclosed during scan or report review?

No. Mayflower Fetal Medicine & High-Risk Pregnancy Centre strictly follows the PCPNDT Act. Determination and disclosure of fetal sex is prohibited by law and is not performed.

Share your concern with the Mayflower team

Send your pregnancy weeks, report concern and previous reports through the official clinic WhatsApp for appointment guidance with Dr. Kunda Shahane’s fetal medicine team.

Call 0712-669-2706 WhatsApp +91-8087471244 Book Appointment

Medical Disclaimer: This page is for appointment guidance and general patient education only. Sharing reports online does not create a diagnosis, treatment plan or emergency medical service. Please consult Dr. Kunda Shahane or your treating obstetrician for advice specific to your pregnancy. In an emergency, contact your nearest hospital immediately.

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