Pregnancy with Complications

Pregnancy is a unique journey, and while many experience smooth sailing, some pregnancies come with challenges requiring expert care. At AMVI Clinic, we specialize in managing Pregnancies with Complications, providing personalized treatment plans and unwavering support to ensure the best outcomes for both mother and baby.

Common Pregnancy Complications We Manage

• Gestational Diabetes:

  • High blood sugar levels during pregnancy can affect the baby’s growth.
  • We provide dietary counseling, glucose monitoring, and medication management.

• Preeclampsia:

  • A condition characterized by high blood pressure and organ damage, typically after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
  • Early detection and treatment help prevent severe complications.

• Preterm Labor:

  • Labor that begins before 37 weeks of pregnancy.
  • We focus on medications, lifestyle adjustments, and monitoring to prolong pregnancy.

• Placental Problems:

  • Issues like placenta previa (low-lying placenta) or placental abruption (detachment from the uterine wall).
  • Managed through close monitoring and planning for safe delivery.

• Fetal Growth Restriction (FGR):

  • When the baby grows slower than expected in the womb.
  • Regular ultrasounds and tailored care plans help ensure optimal outcomes.

• Recurrent Miscarriages:

  • Addressing underlying causes through investigations and supportive care for future pregnancies.

• Infections During Pregnancy:

  • Conditions like urinary tract infections or viral illnesses that can impact pregnancy.
  • Timely diagnosis and treatment ensure maternal and fetal safety.

• Multiple Pregnancies (Twins, Triplets):

  • Higher-risk pregnancies requiring specialized monitoring and nutritional guidance.

Comprehensive Care for High-Risk Pregnancies

• Advanced Monitoring:

  • Regular ultrasounds, non-stress tests, and blood tests to track mother and baby’s health.

• Personalized Treatment Plans:

  • Customized care addressing the specific complication and its progression.

• Collaborative Care:

  • Multidisciplinary team involving obstetricians, endocrinologists, and other specialists as needed.

• Dietary and Lifestyle Guidance:

  • Tailored nutritional advice and safe activity recommendations.

• Stress and Emotional Support:

  • Psychological counseling to manage anxiety and stress during a high-risk pregnancy.

• Delivery Planning:

  • Strategizing the safest delivery method, whether vaginal or cesarean, for each unique case.