30 Jun 2026
A pregnancy is often labeled high-risk when factors such as maternal age, pre-existing conditions like diabetes or hypertension, multiple pregnancies, or complications from a previous pregnancy increase the chance of problems for mother or baby.
High-risk pregnancy care involves more frequent check-ups, closer fetal monitoring, and coordinated management of any underlying conditions throughout the pregnancy.
Dr. Ritu works with patients to build a monitoring plan tailored to their specific risk factors, so that issues can be caught and managed early rather than becoming emergencies.
If you have a known condition or a prior pregnancy complication, an early consultation helps set up the right monitoring schedule from the start.
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