Extra Care When Needed

High-Risk Pregnancy Care in Wakad, Pune

Closer monitoring, additional scans and an individual delivery plan for pregnancies affected by diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid disorders, twins or earlier complications.

Some pregnancies need closer attention. A pregnancy being “high-risk” simply means there are factors that call for more monitoring — and with the right care, most of these pregnancies end well.

Conditions we manage

  • Gestational diabetes and pre-existing diabetes — blood sugar monitoring, diet guidance, and medication where needed.
  • Hypertension and pre-eclampsia — regular blood pressure and urine checks, and timely action if pressure rises.
  • Thyroid disorders — monitoring and adjusting treatment through pregnancy.
  • Twin and multiple pregnancies — more frequent scans to monitor each baby’s growth.
  • Previous miscarriage, preterm birth or complicated delivery — planning to reduce the chance of recurrence.
  • Anaemia and nutritional deficiencies, and pregnancy at an older maternal age.

How care is different

High-risk pregnancies are monitored with more frequent visits, additional scans and tests, and a clear plan for delivery that accounts for your specific situation. Risks are identified and managed early, and the plan is reviewed as your pregnancy progresses. Where a condition needs input beyond obstetrics, such as a diabetologist or physician, we coordinate that care with you.

Warning signs that need prompt attention

Reduced baby movements, bleeding, severe headache, blurred vision, sudden swelling of the face or hands, severe abdominal pain, or leaking fluid before term. If you notice any of these, call us or come to the hospital without waiting.

High-risk pregnancy care in Wakad

Dr. Supriya Gaikwad manages high-risk pregnancies at Astral Hospital, Wakad, with in-house ultrasound scanning, labour room and operation theatre. Call or WhatsApp us to book an appointment.

FAQs

Common questions

What makes a pregnancy high-risk?

Conditions such as gestational or pre-existing diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid disorders, twin pregnancy, previous miscarriage or preterm birth, previous C-section, advanced maternal age, or anaemia. A high-risk label means closer monitoring, not that something will go wrong.

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

Often yes. It depends on the condition and how it is controlled. The delivery plan is individualised and reviewed as the pregnancy progresses.

How does care differ from a routine pregnancy?

More frequent visits, additional scans and tests, and a clear plan for timing and mode of delivery based on your specific situation.

Should I see a doctor before conceiving if I have a medical condition?

Yes. A preconception visit lets us optimise your condition and adjust medicines before pregnancy, which lowers risk considerably.

Book an appointment with Dr. Supriya Gaikwad