What is a High Risk Pregnancy?

A pregnancy is considered high risk when there are greater chances of complications affecting the mother, the baby, or both. This does not always mean something will go wrong, but it does mean that closer observation and expert obstetric care are essential.
A high-risk pregnancy may be identified before conception, early in pregnancy, or later during pregnancy if complications arise.

Our High Risk Pregnancy Care Services

We provide comprehensive and advanced care for mothers with complicated pregnancies, including:

• Detailed Pregnancy Assessment
• Regular Antenatal Checkups
• Advanced Ultrasound Monitoring
• Fetal Surveillance
• Management of Pregnancy Complications
• Delivery Planning

Common Causes of High Risk Pregnancy

A pregnancy may be classified as high risk due to several reasons, including:

• Maternal age below 18 or above 35 years
• High blood pressure (Hypertension)
• Diabetes (Pre-existing or Gestational Diabetes)
• Thyroid disorders
• Heart disease or kidney disease
• Obesity or being underweight
• History of recurrent miscarriages
• Previous preterm delivery
• Previous cesarean section with complications
• Twin or multiple pregnancy
• Placenta previa or placental abnormalities
• Low amniotic fluid or excess amniotic fluid
• Anemia
• Infections during pregnancy
• History of stillbirth or neonatal complications
• PCOS-related pregnancy complications
• Autoimmune disorders
• Bleeding during pregnancy

Benefits of Specialized High Risk Pregnancy Care

• Better maternal health monitoring
• Reduced risk of pregnancy complications
• Timely interventions when problems arise
• Improved fetal growth and development
• Better chances of full-term pregnancy
• Safe labor and delivery planning
• Peace of mind for the mother and family