A pregnancy is considered high-risk when there are existing maternal or fetal conditions that increase the likelihood of complications during pregnancy, delivery, or postpartum.
High-Risk Pregnancy
Diagnosis
Advanced maternal age
History of previous pregnancy loss or preterm birth
Conditions like gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, thyroid disorders
Fetal abnormalities or growth restrictions
Twin or multiple pregnancies
Treatment
Frequent monitoring by maternal-fetal medicine specialists
Serial ultrasounds and fetal Doppler studies
Medications to control blood sugar, BP, or clotting issues
Early hospitalization or NICU preparedness when needed
When to See a Doctor
Any change in symptoms or fetal movements
Signs of premature labour or worsening maternal condition
