Dr. Manasi Thakur | Gynaecologist In Nagpur | Pregnancy, Delivery | Abortion | Cosmetic Gynecology

High-Risk Pregnancy Expert Care with Dr. Manasi Thakur, Zeinth Hospital

Some women and their babies face increased health risks before, during, or after delivery. In such cases, pregnancy is classified as high-risk, and special monitoring is required throughout.
At Zeinth Hospital, Dr. Manasi Thakur provides specialized care for high-risk pregnancies, ensuring close monitoring, timely testing, and compassionate guidance to help mothers achieve a safe and healthy delivery.
High Risk Pregnancy

Risk Factors for a High-Risk Pregnancy

  • Advanced maternal age: Women above 35 years.

  • Lifestyle factors: Smoking, alcohol, or drug abuse.

  • Medical history: Hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, poorly controlled asthma, infections, or clotting disorders.

  • Surgical history: Multiple C-sections, abdominal surgeries, or surgery for uterine fibroids.

  • Pregnancy complications: Placenta problems, fetal growth restriction, or Rh isoimmunization.

  • Multiple pregnancy: Twins, triplets, or higher-order multiples.

How to Promote a Healthy Pregnancy

  • Preconception consultation: Meet your gynecologist even before planning pregnancy. Dr. Manasi Thakur advises folic acid, a healthy weight, and proper management of existing medical conditions.

  • Regular antenatal care: Timely visits help track mother and baby’s health.

  • Eat a balanced diet: Include folic acid, protein, calcium, and iron.

  • Gain weight wisely: Healthy weight gain supports baby’s growth and helps you recover after delivery.

  • Avoid risky substances: Say no to smoking, alcohol, and drugs.

Special Tests for High-Risk Pregnancies

  • Targeted Ultrasound: To assess suspected abnormalities.

  • Amniocentesis (after 15 weeks): Detects genetic conditions and abnormalities.

  • Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS, 10–12 weeks): Tests placenta cells for genetic disorders.

  • Cordocentesis: Samples baby’s blood from the umbilical cord.

  • Cervical length ultrasound: Helps predict preterm labor.

  • Lab tests: Routine blood/urine tests, HIV, syphilis, and infection screening.

  • Biophysical Profile: Evaluates overall fetal well-being.

Warning Signs That Need Urgent Care

Seek immediate medical help if you experience:

  • Vaginal bleeding

  • Severe headaches

  • Abdominal pain or cramping

  • Watery vaginal discharge

  • Regular or frequent contractions

  • Reduced baby movements

  • Burning or pain during urination

  • Blurred or disturbed vision

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