Women’s health and pregnancy information from Dr Tini.
Thoughtful, patient-friendly guidance on pregnancy, women’s health and procedures — written to help you understand what to ask, what to expect and when to seek care. These resources are published for patients of Dr Tini’s practice in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth).
Your first antenatal appointment: what to expect
Prepare for your first specialist pregnancy consultation with a practical overview of what may happen, what information to bring and which questions are worth writing down beforehand.
Read the guide →Preparing for the visit
What may happen
What to bring
Questions to ask
From early pregnancy to recovery after birth.
Practical reading that supports — but does not replace — your individual antenatal and postnatal care.
Pregnancy by trimester: a practical guide
A simple overview of the first, second and third trimesters and how care may evolve.
Pregnancy warning signs: when to seek urgent medical attention
A clear guide to symptoms during pregnancy that should not be ignored.
Preparing for birth: practical steps for the final weeks
Birth planning, hospital preparation and useful questions to discuss.
Recovering after a Caesarean section
What recovery may involve and which symptoms should prompt medical advice.
Caring for yourself after birth
Physical recovery, emotional wellbeing and follow-up after childbirth.
Pregnancy scans: what to expect
How scans support assessment and pregnancy monitoring.
Understand common concerns before your consultation.
Start with clear patient information, then use your consultation to discuss what applies to your individual situation.
Prepare for an informed discussion about treatment.
Procedure guides explain why an intervention may be considered, what preparation may involve and which questions to raise with your specialist.
Designed to inform, not diagnose.
Patient information is published by Dr Tembisa Tini Inc. The expanded Insights guides show their source references, update date and clinical-review status. New clinical material is reviewed separately from previously approved practice information.
For personal medical advice, diagnosis or treatment decisions, please speak directly with your healthcare professional.
Your consultation is where care becomes personal.
Send an appointment request online. The practice will contact you separately to confirm availability.