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Since our founding in 1985, Parijat Clinic has been the Medical Clinic of choice in the Khulna City, Bangladesh. What started off as a small Medical Clinic has since grown into a center with 10 cabins. At Parijat Clinic, we offer patients all the attention and care they deserve in order to get them feeling healthy again. Swing by today!

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Personalized Care and Guidance

Our Mission is “to provide high quality, accessible primary maternity care using an innovative, collabortative, multidisciplinary approach” at Parijat Clinic operating since 1985. Our unique inter-professional team allows us to provide high quality, comprehensive health care to women of Khulna City and the surrounding area. We do not require a physician referral. Patients can self refer by calling or visiting the clinic.
Let us provide you with the personalized care you deserve.

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Maternity Services

Keep yourself and your loved ones healthy! At Parizat Clinic, During and after pregnancy, we offer both midwifery-led and consultant-led care and our teams are multidisciplinary which means all the care you need is provided within the maternity wards.

Infertility Treatment

We believe your infertility treatment should be as straightforward and as uncomplicated as possible. We’ve seen thousands of patients over the years and have found that the most effective infertility treatment is often the simplest solution. Many of our patients have successfully conceived after receiving a minimally invasive solution.

Laparoscopic surgery

"No more large incisions ... a new and exciting way to perform advanced surgical techniques."

Greater precision because of the magnification of the operative field.
Diminished blood loss.
Tiny incisions rather than opening the entire abdomen.
Less post-operative pain and discomfort.
Fewer complications.
Shorter hospital stay.
Quicker recovery time.

Call and schedule an appointment with a member of our medical staff today and see what they can do for you!

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Maternity Center

There’s a reason why Parizat Clinic is known as the #1 Medical Clinic in the Khulna City area, and part of it has to do with maintaining a relationship with our patients and the wider community. Whether you’re looking for tips on how to stay healthy, or want to learn about the latest industry trends, our news center is always accessible and regularly updated to include the most relevant information. Read more today.

Caring for you and your baby

May, 10, 2017

Our philosophy of care
is based on respect for pregnancy as a state of health and childbirth as a normal, healthy, physiological process.
Pregnancy and birth are very significant events in a woman’s life and that of her family. The care we provide will aim to respect the diversity of women’s needs and the variety of personal and cultural values that women, families and communities bring to these events. Care will be continuous, personal and responsive to a woman’s health, social and emotional needs.

We aim to keep women informed at all times of the progress of their pregnancy and likewise any issues that arise during their care. We will encourage decision-making as a shared responsibility between the woman, her family and her care givers. To facilitate this, care provision must include evidence based information, education and counselling support to enable the woman to make informed choices.

7 Healthy Tips for a Healthy Pregnancy

Baby is on the way!

April, 10, 2017

Once you are pregnant, here are some tips to stay healthy:

See your prenatal provider early in pregnancy. Whether an OB/GYN, Family Medicine Provider or Certified Nurse Midwife, your prenatal provider will help to establish your estimated due date, obtain lab work and answer any questions you might have. For uncomplicated pregnancies, your provider will likely want to see you every four weeks initially, then every 1-2 weeks in the third trimester.
Take a prenatal vitamin daily. These vitamins ensure that you and your baby get extra folic acid to prevent neural tube defects (conditions like spina bifida), iron to prevent anemia, calcium to keep your bones strong, and other essential nutrients.
Eat a healthy, well-balanced diet. The old adage “eating for two” isn’t exactly true. Most women need only an extra 300 calories during pregnancy, particularly during the later stages. It is best to fill up on foods with nutritional value rather than having those extra calories be “empty” ones. A well-balanced diet with lean protein, fruits, veggies and low-fat dairy products is best. If you are diagnosed with gestational diabetes during your pregnancy, your prenatal provider will counsel you on the appropriate diet to keep your blood sugar within an acceptable range.
Be careful what you eat. Be sure to avoid soft, unpasteurized cheeses; raw or undercooked meat or fish; unpasteurized ciders and milk; raw eggs; deli meats and hot dogs as all of these can contain listeria, a bacteria that can cause significant complications during pregnancy. You should also minimize caffeine intake and steer clear of fish with high mercury content.
Exercise. There are many benefits of exercise during pregnancy but it is important to talk to your prenatal provider before starting or continuing any exercise routines. In general, low impact exercise such as walking, swimming or prenatal yoga are great to keep your blood pressure normal, prevent excess weight gain, minimize the aches and pains associated with pregnancy, and prepare your body for the labor and delivery process.
Try to get some sleep. Whether it’s the frequent trips to the bathroom or having difficulty finding a comfortable position, sleeping is one of the hardest things to do during pregnancy. If you have difficulty sleeping at night, you may need to consider taking 1-2 short naps during the day, if possible. As the baby gets bigger, many women find it most comfortable to sleep on their left side with a pillow between their legs. This position also ensures adequate blood flow to the placenta.
Listen to your body. You are working hard to grow your baby! Some aches, pain and fatigue are normal during pregnancy, but if something doesn’t seem or feel right, contact your prenatal provider.

We wish you a happy and healthy pregnancy.

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