- High-Risk Pregnancy
A pregnancy with an increased chance of complications for mother or baby, requiring closer monitoring and specialist management.
Common Risk Indicators:
- High blood pressure in pregnancy
- Gestational diabetes
- Previous pregnancy complications
- Multiple pregnancy (twins or more)
2. Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Repeated pregnancy loss requiring evaluation to identify underlying causes and guide future pregnancy planning.
When To Get Evaluated:
- Two or more consecutive pregnancy losses
- Family history of pregnancy loss
- Known underlying medical conditions
3. Placental & Fetal Growth Concerns
Conditions affecting the placenta or fetal growth pattern that are monitored closely through pregnancy.
Common Signs:
- Reduced or excessive fetal movement
- Growth measurements outside expected range
- Abnormal findings on routine ultrasound