High Risk Pregnancy

In most cases, giving birth to a baby is a natural process. After a full-term pregnancy, a woman gives birth at or near the expected date of delivery and gives birth to a healthy baby. After a day or two, they leave the hospital and begin their daily lives with a growing family. However, not all pregnancies work. Some women experience what is known as a high-risk pregnancy.

Pregnancy is considered high risk if there are complications that can affect the mother, baby, or both. High-risk pregnancies require professional management to ensure the best results for the mother and child.