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Antenatal / High-Risk Pregnancy Clinic

Antenatal / High-Risk Pregnancy Clinic

Overview

At Heritage IMS Hospital, Antenatal and High-Risk Pregnancy Clinic is dedicated to ensuring the health and safety of both the mother and the baby throughout pregnancy. We provide comprehensive prenatal care—from early pregnancy screenings to advanced fetal assessments and high-risk pregnancy management. Whether it’s your first pregnancy or you’re managing a known complication, our experienced obstetricians, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, and support team offer personalized care to guide you through every stage with confidence.

What Is Antenatal Care?

Antenatal care refers to the medical attention and support given to a woman throughout her pregnancy. Regular prenatal check-ups monitor the development of the fetus, identify potential complications early, and provide essential advice on nutrition, exercise, and labor preparation.
In high-risk pregnancies, specialized antenatal care is essential to minimize risks for both mother and baby through close monitoring and intervention.

What Is a High-Risk Pregnancy?

A high-risk pregnancy is one in which the mother, fetus, or both face increased risk of complications due to existing health conditions, pregnancy-related issues, or lifestyle factors. These pregnancies require additional care, monitoring, and sometimes advanced treatment to ensure a safe delivery and healthy outcomes.

Causes of High-Risk Pregnancy

Maternal Health Conditions:

Pregnancy-Related Complications:

Lifestyle & Other Risk Factors:

Conditions We Monitor & Manage

Our clinic specializes in monitoring and treating a wide range of maternal and fetal complications, including:

Symptoms That Require Immediate Attention

During pregnancy, certain symptoms may indicate potential complications and should be addressed immediately:

Early recognition and treatment can significantly improve outcomes for both mother and baby.

Treatments & Services Offered

1. Routine Antenatal Care

2. High-Risk Pregnancy Management

3. Multidisciplinary Support

4. Delivery Planning & Postpartum Care

Frequently Asked Question

What is the difference between a regular and high-risk pregnancy?

A high-risk pregnancy involves increased health risks for the mother or baby and requires closer monitoring and sometimes specialized treatment.

How often should I visit during a high-risk pregnancy?

Visit frequency depends on your specific condition. Typically, you may need appointments every 1–2 weeks in the later stages of pregnancy.

Can I still have a normal delivery with a high-risk pregnancy?

Yes, many women with high-risk pregnancies have safe vaginal deliveries. However, some may require cesarean delivery for safety reasons.

What if I have a previous miscarriage? Is this considered high-risk?

Yes, a history of miscarriage or stillbirth may categorize your pregnancy as high-risk and will require specialized care.

What lifestyle changes can help reduce pregnancy risks?

Maintain a balanced diet, avoid smoking and alcohol, manage chronic conditions, and attend all prenatal appointments.

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