A high-risk pregnancy increases health risks for the mother, baby, or both. Pre-existing medical conditions (like diabetes, hypertension), lifestyle choices (such as smoking, substance misuse), age extremes (over 35 or under 17), and multiple pregnancies are contributing factors. Additionally, pregnancy-related disorders like gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and preterm labor are also part of this classification.
Our Approach at Medicover Hospitals for High-risk Pregnancy
Experience extensive monitoring, genetic screening, and advanced ultrasounds at our hospital, recognized as the best for high-risk pregnancies. Our team provides customized treatment programs for various conditions, ensuring specialized care tailored to your needs. Trust the most experienced surgeon for high-risk pregnancy at our hospital for the best outcomes.
Why Specialized Care Matters for High-risk Pregnancy?
- Having experts working together is really important for dealing with high-risk pregnancies.
- Getting checked regularly during pregnancy, having ultrasounds, and genetic tests are very important to catch any problems early.
- Sometimes, the care plan might need to be changed based on your activity levels, what you eat, or if you need medicine to lower the risks.
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How does a high-risk pregnancy get diagnosed?
It is tested by : Nonstress test, also known as antenatal fetal heart rate test
What to avoid during high-risk pregnancy?
In high risk pregnancy avoid Smoking, taking illegal drugs, and drinking alcohol
Can high-risk pregnancy be successful?
Many high-risk pregnancies go well and result in healthy babies . However, they may be at a higher risk of future health concerns, such as complications with subsequent pregnancies.
