High-Risk Pregnancy & Antenatal Care

What is high- risk pregnancy?

A pregnancy is considered high-risk when there are factors that could affect the health of the mother,

the baby, or both. This does not mean something will go wrong. It means you need more careful follow-

Conditions we manage

• Gestational hypertension and pre-eclampsia
• Gestational diabetes and pre-existing diabetes in pregnancy
• Twin or multiple pregnancy
• Thyroid disorders during pregnancy
• Anaemia in pregnancy
• Previous caesarean section or previous pregnancy loss
• Advanced maternal age
• Low-lying placenta, growth concerns or reduced amniotic fluid
• Rh-negative blood group

How we care for you

• A detailed first visit that reviews your medical history, previous pregnancies and current medicines
• Regular antenatal check-ups with blood pressure, weight and fetal growth monitoring
• Ultrasound and laboratory investigations at the right stages
• A clear plan for diet, activity and medicines, explained in simple language
• Preparation for delivery, including advice on the mode and timing of delivery
• Postpartum follow-up for you and guidance on recovery

When to seek urgent care

Contact the clinic or go to the nearest hospital without delay if you notice heavy bleeding, severecheadache with blurred vision, severe abdominal pain, leaking of fluid, or a marked reduction in your baby's movements.