Introduction

We can help manage your high-risk pregnancy, minimizing your concern so that you can look forward to a healthy pregnancy and increase your chance for a healthy newborn.

The term "high-risk pregnancy" describes a case where a pregnant woman has one or more factors that could put her or the fetus at risk for health problems.

In general, a pregnancy may be considered high risk:

• if the age of mother is either 35 years old or younger than 15 years.
• if the mother is either underweight or overweight prior to becoming pregnant.
• is pregnant with more than one fetus.
• if mother has problems like Rh incompatibility, vaginal infections, gestational diabetes.
• has gone into premature labor.
• if the mother has been given hoax advise or wrong mdical prescription. 
• has had a baby with a birth defect, especially heart or genetic problems.
• has high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, lupus, asthma, a seizure disorder,or another longstanding medical problem. 

There are various types of High-Risk pregnancies. Some of the common ones have been listed below:

               Intrauterine Growth Retardation

               Preterm Labour

               Pregnancy Induced Hypertension

               Placenta Previa