A high-risk pregnancy is characterized by conditions that pose increased health risks for either the mother, the baby, or both. Factors contributing to a high-risk pregnancy can include maternal age (under 17 or over 35), medical conditions like hypertension or diabetes, and complications in previous pregnancies such as preterm labor.
Caring for a high-risk pregnancy involves closely monitoring both mother and baby. Regular prenatal visits with healthcare providers, adhering to prescribed medications, maintaining a healthy diet, and avoiding substances harmful to pregnancy like tobacco and alcohol are essential. Additionally, rest as recommended and manage stress effectively to support a healthy pregnancy.
WMN High-Risk Pregnancy Clinic specializes in managing complex pregnancies, offering state-of-the-art medical facilities and a multidisciplinary team approach. The clinic provides personalized care plans, advanced monitoring technologies, and immediate access to specialists, which enhances the safety and health of both mother and baby.
High-risk pregnancy clinics involve a collaborative team including obstetricians specialized in high-risk cases, perinatologists (maternal-fetal medicine specialists), neonatologists, nutritionists, and specialized nurses. Depending on the mother’s condition, other specialists such as cardiologists, endocrinologists, or psychologists may also be involved in her care.
