Overview
Some pregnancies need closer monitoring and specialised care. Our high-risk pregnancy services are designed to provide timely assessment, regular monitoring and coordinated care throughout pregnancy.
With in-house ICU and NICU support along with round-the-clock monitoring, our team is prepared to respond quickly when additional medical support is needed.
What is included
- Pregnancy-induced hypertension and pre-eclampsia care
- Gestational diabetes monitoring and diet planning
- Twin, IVF and precious pregnancy protocols
- Previous caesarean and placenta problem management
- In-house ICU and NICU backup
Closer monitoring when it matters most
High-risk pregnancies may require more frequent appointments, additional investigations and closer monitoring than a routine pregnancy. Our care plan is tailored to your health, pregnancy history and your baby's needs.
We monitor important factors such as blood pressure, blood sugar, fetal growth and other pregnancy-specific concerns, while providing clear guidance about your follow-up schedule and warning signs.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a pregnancy high-risk?
Factors such as maternal age above 35, blood pressure or blood sugar problems, twin pregnancy, previous pregnancy losses or an existing medical condition may make a pregnancy high-risk.
How often are check-ups needed?
The frequency depends on your individual condition. Some high-risk pregnancies may need review every two weeks, while weekly visits may be advised during the final month. A personalised written schedule will be provided.
What if I need urgent medical attention?
If you experience warning signs or an urgent concern, contact the hospital promptly. Your care team will guide you on the appropriate next steps based on your symptoms and pregnancy condition.
