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High Risk Pregnancy Care

Pregnancy Care And Treatment

Having a high-risk pregnancy means a woman has a greater chance of complications because of conditions in her pregnancy, her medical status, or external factors. Many times, complications are unexpected and may occur without warning. Other times, there are certain risk factors that make problems more likely. Our division of Gynaecology, also known as High-Risk Obstetrics, provides expert, multidisciplinary care for women and newborns with complications identified before or during pregnancy. We provide comprehensive assessment and treatment of fetal disease. Women without pregnancy complications also are welcome for services, including genetic counselling. High-risk newborns are cared for by the speciality staff.

Our Maternal-Fetal Medicine Services

Prenatal Care

and Diagnosis

Comprehensive Assessment and Treatment of Fetal Disease

Co-management with Community-based Obstetricians

High-Risk Ambulatory and Inpatient Consultation

Obstetrical

Ultrasound

Genetic

Counseling

Get expert guidance on Pregrancy Care & treatment In Pune

What Can Cause a High-Risk Pregnancy?

Planning a pregnancy? An essential part of planning is finding out if you have any risks. Pregnancy risk factors include:

  • Being younger than 18 or older than 35

  • Being underweight or overweight

  • Having a low red blood cell count (anemia)

  • Having given birth more than four times

  • Having a previous preterm birth (birth before 37 weeks gestation)

  • Having given birth to a very large or very small baby

  • Having a previous pregnancy loss

  • Having a family history of genetic disease or a previous baby with a birth defect

  • Substance use (cigarettes, alcohol, or drugs)

  • Having a medical condition like diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart disease

  • Taking infertility medications or treatments

  • Having twins or triplets

 

Other factors also can pose a risk to your developing baby. These include high temperatures, radiation exposure, and high altitudes.

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