A high-risk pregnancy is one where the mother or baby is at an increased risk of health complications during pregnancy or delivery. This may require additional care and specialized treatment throughout the pregnancy.
Causes of High-Risk Pregnancy:
Pre-existing medical conditions (diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders)
Multiple pregnancies (twins/triplets)
Advanced maternal age (35 and above)
Previous complications in pregnancy or miscarriage
Lifestyle factors (smoking, alcohol, obesity)
Genetic or structural abnormalities
Common Symptoms:
Excessive bleeding
High blood pressure
Severe abdominal pain
Decreased fetal movement
Vision changes or persistent headaches
Premature labor signs
Treatments & Management:
Personalized prenatal care plans
Regular monitoring through sonography and blood tests
Medication management for existing conditions
Hospital-based observation if necessary
Advanced delivery planning including cesarean if required
Prevention & Precaution:
Early prenatal checkups
Healthy lifestyle and diet
Managing existing medical conditions
Avoiding harmful substances
Following doctor’s advice and scheduled visits strictly