High-risk pregnancy management involves specialized care for pregnancies that pose an increased risk to the health of the mother or baby. This can be due to pre-existing medical conditions, complications arising during pregnancy, or specific factors such as advanced maternal age, multiple pregnancies, or a history of pregnancy-related issues. Comprehensive high-risk pregnancy management includes frequent monitoring, advanced diagnostic testing, and individualized care plans to address and mitigate potential risks.

Regular check-ups and ultrasounds are crucial in tracking the baby’s development and detecting any abnormalities early on. In high-risk cases, specialized tests such as fetal echocardiograms, biophysical profiles, and non-stress tests may be utilized to closely monitor the baby’s health.