High Risk Pregnancy Treatment
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High-Risk Pregnancy Care
A pregnancy is considered high-risk when the health of the mother, baby, or both requires special monitoring and care. High-risk conditions may develop due to pre-existing medical issues, complications during pregnancy, or maternal age factors.
At Dr. Swetha Madhuri’s clinic, we provide specialized care for high-risk pregnancies, ensuring continuous monitoring, timely interventions, and a safe delivery for both mother and child.
- Some common situations include:
- Maternal age below 18 or above 35
- High blood pressure or preeclampsia
- Gestational diabetes
- Multiple pregnancy (twins, triplets)
- Placenta previa or placental complications
- Preterm labor risk
- History of miscarriage or stillbirth
- Existing medical conditions (thyroid, heart disease, kidney disorders, etc.)
- Infections during pregnancy
- Obesity or underweight concerns
- Regular antenatal checkups
- Ultrasound scans, blood pressure & sugar monitoring
- Fetal growth and well-being assessments
- Customized treatment based on risk factors
- Nutritional & lifestyle counseling
- Medications where required to control blood pressure, sugar, or other conditions
- Expertise in managing gestational diabetes & hypertension
- Early detection and management of fetal growth restriction
- Preventive strategies for preterm labor
- Decision on normal delivery vs. C-section based on safety of mother & baby
- Continuous labor monitoring in high-risk cases
- Emergency support with advanced facilities
- Monitoring mother’s recovery after high-risk delivery
- Neonatal care for premature or growth-restricted babies
- Guidance on breastfeeding and long-term maternal health
Frequently Asked Questions
Monitoring mother’s recovery after high-risk delivery Neonatal care for premature or growth-restricted babies Guidance on breastfeeding and long-term maternal health
Not always. With proper monitoring, many high-risk pregnancies can still have a safe normal delivery.
Can I have a healthy baby in a high-risk pregnancy?
Yes. With specialized care and timely intervention, outcomes are usually positive.
How often will I need checkups?
More frequent visits and tests are required compared to low-risk pregnancies to monitor mother and baby closely.
Is age the only factor for high-risk pregnancy?
No. Medical history, lifestyle, and pregnancy complications also play a role.
What can I do to reduce risks?
Follow your doctor’s advice, attend all antenatal visits, eat a balanced diet, and manage existing health conditions.