High Risk Pregnancy

Pregnant women of 17 years of age or over the age of 35 are considered high-risk.

Having a history of difficult pregnancies, such as preterm labour, C-section, pregnancy loss, or a child born with a birth abnormality A history of genetic disorders in the family Existing health issues, such as diabetes , HIV positive , high blood pressure are all dangerous factors for a high-risk pregnancy.

Pregnancy Care for High-Risk Pregnancies is too important:

• Blood sugar levels should be monitored and controlled on a regular basis
• Maintaining a well-balanced diet
• Retaining a healthy body weight
• Keeping track of your diet, activity, and blood sugar levels on daily basis.