High Risk Pregnancy

High Risk Pregnancy

As the name suggests, pregnancy is the critical stage wherein a mother gives birth to a child. However, due to severe health complications and an ever-changing lifestyle, both mother and child’s life can fall in grave danger. This tension may arise before or after delivery and can take the life of both mother and child. However, our gynecologists make sure that both mother and child remain safe in high-risk pregnancies.

All this becomes possible with the help of advanced technologies and the safe hands of our doctors that make sure that you went past unsafe pregnancy. Our doctors can carry forward with an ultrasound test or cell-free DNA testing. When necessary, doctors may even look forward to going for an invasive genetic screening or Biophysical profile for the baby’s well-being.

A high-risk pregnancy is one that has a greater chance of complications for the mother and/or the baby. Some factors that can make a pregnancy high-risk include the mother’s age (over 35 or under 18), pre-existing medical conditions such as diabetes, hypertension or heart disease, previous pregnancy complications, multiple pregnancies, and certain lifestyle factors such as smoking or drug use. A high-risk pregnancy requires careful management and monitoring to ensure the best possible outcome for both mother and baby.

High-risk pregnancies require specialized care from healthcare providers with expertise in managing complex pregnancies. This may involve more frequent prenatal visits, additional testing, and monitoring of the mother’s and baby’s health. In some cases, early delivery or cesarean section may be necessary to ensure the safety of the mother and baby. It is important for women with high-risk pregnancies to receive appropriate prenatal care and follow their healthcare provider’s recommendations closely. With proper management, many high-risk pregnancies can have successful outcomes, but early identification and management are key to reducing the risk of complications.