Pregnancy Care · designed around obstetrician-guided care
Supported from the very start
The first trimester brings confirmation, early appointments and many questions. First Trimester Care is being designed to keep your early care organised — your appointments, doctor-prescribed tests, reports and nutrition connected in one place, around your own obstetrician's care.
Prelaunch — early-access waitlist open
Stage contextAbout this stage
The first trimester covers roughly the first twelve weeks of pregnancy. It is when pregnancy is confirmed, early care begins and many of the most important early appointments and tests take place.
These weeks often bring fatigue, nausea and many questions — alongside the first appointments with your obstetrician. Keeping your early care organised from the start makes everything that follows easier.
What matters nowCommon care priorities
- Confirming your pregnancy and establishing care with your obstetrician.
- Organising your early appointments and doctor-prescribed tests and scans.
- Starting pregnancy-appropriate nutrition and any supplements your doctor prescribes.
- Keeping your early reports and records together in one place.
What's includedWhat this stage coordinates
Designed around obstetrician-guided care
Being built to help you organise the early care your obstetrician prescribes — it does not provide an obstetrician.
Early care calendar
Your first appointments and doctor-prescribed tests organised.
Doctor-prescribed tests and scans
Coordinated as your doctor prescribes them — never generated by the app.
Early nutrition support
Pregnancy-appropriate nutrition guidance for the early weeks.
Report and reminder tracking
Your early reports and reminders kept in one place.
Nutrition, movement and preparationDay to day
Appointments and tests
- Your first appointments and doctor-prescribed tests organised in one calendar.
- Early reports and scan records kept together and easy to find.
- Reminders so early milestones are not missed.
Nutrition and supplements
- Pregnancy-appropriate nutrition guidance for the early weeks.
- A record of any supplements — such as folic acid — exactly as your doctor prescribes.
- Realistic guidance for nausea and changing appetite.
Questions and preparation
- Keep a record of questions for your early obstetrician visits.
- Note symptoms and changes to discuss with your doctor.
- Understand what to expect as you move into the second trimester.
The journeyHow it works
Organise your early care
Bring your first appointments, doctor-prescribed tests and records into one place, around your obstetrician's care.
Your early care calendar
First appointments and doctor-prescribed tests organised.
Ongoing early support
Nutrition, tracking and reminders through the first trimester.
Red flagsSymptoms needing prompt attention
Contact your obstetrician or seek urgent care promptly if you experience any of the following at this stage. This is general guidance, not a complete list — always follow your own obstetrician’s advice.
- Vaginal bleeding or spotting that is heavy or persistent.
- Severe abdominal or pelvic pain.
- Severe or persistent vomiting that prevents keeping fluids down.
- Fainting, dizziness or high fever.
Safety and expectationsA few important things to know
- First Trimester Care does not replace your obstetrician's care or emergency services.
- All tests and scans are prescribed by your doctor. No individual test schedule is generated here.
- This page is general education, not individual medical advice. Always follow your own obstetrician's guidance.
Your questionsAnswered
Join the early-access waitlist
Register your interest in Saathya Health. Joining creates no treatment commitment — eligibility is assessed separately, and it does not guarantee a consultation, a prescription or medicine availability.
Join the Waitlist