Even though pregnancy and labor are the most natural phenomena, some pregnancies however turn into high risk situations. There could be many factors and various situations in pregnancy that can pose high risk to the health of the mother and the baby. We ensure that you and your unborn baby are provided with the best and comprehensive care throughout pregnancy for safest maternal and fetal outcomes.

A regular antenatal care, constant vigil over development of any untoward complications, availability of best in class investigations backups, and best labor and neonatal facilities at the associated hospitals ensures that even high risk pregnancies result in finest outcomes.

Twins and multiple pregnancy complications

With multiple pregnancy, the risk of maternal and fetal complications are increased manifold. During multiple pregnancy, the women can face the problem of miscarriage, preterm labor, bleeding in pregnancy and fetal loss. However, these cases can be managed very well through proper guidance and care from an expert gynaecologist. Dr. Sridevi has years of experience in providing adept solutions in these cases for the utmost safety of the mother and her babies throughout the pregnancy.

Previous pregnancy failures

Our team understands our patients emotions regarding their previous pregnancy failures (miscarriages) and provides adept counselling to them. Dr. Sridevi and the skilled team at the associated hospitals offers special care, investigations, medical plan, support and guidance to these patients to achieve best pregnancy outcomes.

Ectopic pregnancy

Ectopic means ‘outside the uterus’. It the one of the most worrisome and grave complications in pregnancy when the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, most common site being the fallopian tube. The other sites of ectopic pregnancy could be ovary, cervix, abdominal cavity, etc.

The mother invariably ends up losing the pregnancy and in many cases may require an emergency surgery for the removal of ruptured fallopian tube. The early antenatal care, early ultrasounds to detect the ectopic pregnancy can avert this complication.

Preeclampsia

High blood pressure and protein in the urine that afflicts up to 8 percent of pregnant women. It can cause blood clotting and impaired kidney and liver function. One study suggests preeclampsia may be caused by a protein that halts the growth of blood vessels in the placenta, while another study suggests the odds for it increase with a woman's prepregnancy body-mass index. If symptoms are mild, most physicians suggest bed rest. Vitamins E and C may also help. Delivery usually ends the condition.

Gestational Diabetes

High blood-sugar levels, occurring in about 4 percent of pregnant women, which puts the baby at risk of being too big. Your pancreas is unable to produce enough insulin to counteract pregnancy hormones that increase blood-sugar levels. Most cases can be controlled with a high-fiber diet that's low in sugars, though some women need insulin injections or the drug glyburide. Gestational diabetes usually disappears after delivery, but about half of women with gestational diabetes develop type 2 diabetes later in life.