High Risk Pregnancy

High Risk Pregnancy

What is a Pregnancy at High Risk?

A high-risk pregnancy is one where there is a greater chance of difficulties either before, during, or after birth. These issues might have an impact on the mother’s health, the fetus’s growth, or both. There are several typical elements that pregnant women at high risk should be aware of:

• Maternal age is advanced (35 years or more)
• Previously diagnosed illnesses including diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease
• A number of pregnancies (twins, triplets, or more)
• Infections such hepatitis, herpes, or HIV
• Issues with the cervix or uterus 
• Previous pregnancies that had challenges
• Lifestyle elements such as drug usage, smoking, or obesity

Symptoms of High-Risk Pregnancy 

The following signs and symptoms may point to a high-risk pregnancy:

• Uterine bleeding
• Severe or enduring stomach ache
• Reduced fetal motion
• Preterm labour (contractions) occurs before week 37 of pregnancy, 
• High blood pressure and urine protein are symptoms of preeclampsia.
• Pregnancy-related gestational diabetes, marked by high blood sugar levels
• Poor fetal growth, or intrauterine growth restriction
• The placenta covers the cervix in placenta previa.
• Preterm premature membrane rupture (amniotic sac rupture) sac before 37 weeks’ gestation)

Surya Hospitals have established its high reputation in top-notch management for High risk pregnancies. Our highly qualified and experienced doctors are specialized in the following maternity services:

• Consistent Prenatal Care: All pregnancies, but notably high-risk ones, require routine prenatal care. Prenatal care professionals can monitor the pregnancy and take early action if complications develop with frequent prenatal visits.
• Medication: Medications may be administered to treat symptoms and avoid consequences, depending on the particular medical condition. For instance, to manage their blood sugar levels, women with gestational diabetes may need to take insulin.
• Fetal Monitoring: While a woman is pregnant, the health of the fetus can be monitored. This could involve biophysical profiles, ultrasound scans, or non-stress tests.
• Delivery Preparation: To lower the dangers involved with a vaginal delivery, women with high-risk pregnancies may need to deliver their babies sooner than anticipated or via caesarean section.
• Neonatal Care: To handle any postnatal difficulties, infants born to high-risk pregnancies may require specialized care in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

The patient’s requirements and choices are the top most priority in Surya Hospitals. To achieve the greatest results, we collaborate with the patient and involve them in decision-making.

Patients and their families should expect a supportive and compassionate atmosphere at Surya Hospitals. We offer patients emotional assistance to help them manage because we are aware of the stress and anxiety that can accompany a high-risk pregnancy.

For high-risk pregnancies, Surya Hospitals has a proven track record of successful outcomes. We have a high percentage of success in controlling problems and guaranteeing the wellbeing of the mother and the unborn child.

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