Specialised care for
high-risk pregnancies.
Advanced monitoring and dedicated management for high-risk pregnancies — combining expert obstetric care, timely intervention, and round-the-clock support.
High-Risk Pregnancy Care Overview
A high-risk pregnancy simply means you and your baby need closer attention — not that something is wrong. At Sanjeevini, our high-risk pregnancy program brings together experienced obstetricians, advanced monitoring and a ready delivery suite so every extra precaution is already in place when you need it.
Specialist-Led Team
Your case is managed directly by Dr. Vasundhari M.J. and an experienced obstetric team, not passed between departments.
Closer, More Frequent Monitoring
More frequent visits, scans and blood work to catch changes early and adjust your care plan in real time.
Emergency-Ready, Always
A fully equipped delivery suite and on-call NICU support mean we're prepared for both planned and emergency deliveries.
Understanding High-Risk Pregnancy
A pregnancy is classified as high-risk when a health condition, prior history or age factor increases the chance of complications for mother or baby. Here are the conditions we manage most closely.
Gestational Diabetes
High blood sugar during pregnancy, managed with diet, monitoring and medication where needed.
Hypertension & Pre-eclampsia
Raised blood pressure requiring regular checks to protect both mother and baby.
Twin & Multiple Pregnancy
Closer monitoring for growth, positioning and delivery planning of two or more babies.
Previous C-Section
Careful evaluation of scar health and delivery options for a safe subsequent birth.
Advanced Maternal Age
Additional screening and monitoring for pregnancies in mothers above 35 years.
Thyroid Disorders
Regular thyroid function tracking to support a healthy pregnancy and foetal development.
Low-Lying Placenta
Scan-based monitoring of placental position through the pregnancy to plan safe delivery.
Rh Incompatibility
Blood group monitoring and timely intervention to protect the baby from complications.
When Should You See a High-Risk Specialist?
- History of miscarriage or preterm birth
- Persistent high blood pressure or swelling
- Reduced or unusual foetal movement
- Diagnosed diabetes or thyroid condition
- Carrying twins or multiples
- Bleeding or spotting at any stage
- Pre-existing heart, kidney or autoimmune conditions
- Pregnancy after 35 years of age
Specialized Monitoring & Screening
High-risk pregnancies need more frequent, more detailed tracking. Here's how monitoring intensifies across your trimesters.
Early Risk Identification
- Detailed medical & obstetric history review
- Early dating & NT scan
- Baseline blood pressure & sugar screening
- Genetic & hereditary risk assessment
Focused Surveillance
- Detailed anomaly scan
- Glucose tolerance test
- Doppler studies for blood flow
- Cervical length monitoring
Intensive Monitoring
- Weekly or twice-weekly check-ups
- Non-stress test (NST)
- Growth & amniotic fluid scans
- Delivery timing & mode planning
Personalized Care & Delivery Planning
Your delivery plan is built around your specific condition, not a standard template — decided well in advance so there are no surprises when it's time.
A Delivery Plan Built Around You
We discuss your condition, preferred delivery mode and any anaesthetic or NICU requirements well ahead of your due date, so you and your family know exactly what to expect on delivery day.
Book a Consultation- Individualised Birth PlanDelivery mode, timing and anaesthesia decided around your specific risk factors.
- Emergency-Ready Delivery SuiteFully equipped labour rooms and operation theatres on standby around the clock.
- NICU CoordinationNeonatal specialists on call for every high-risk delivery, planned or emergency.
- Postnatal Follow-UpClose monitoring of mother and baby through recovery after delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about high-risk pregnancy care at Sanjeevini.
In many cases, yes. Whether a normal or C-section delivery is safer depends on your specific condition, and our team will guide you to the option that keeps you and your baby safest.
Yes, high-risk pregnancies are monitored more closely, especially in the third trimester, with visits scheduled based on your specific condition and risk level.
No. Bed rest is only recommended for specific conditions. Most high-risk pregnancies allow normal daily activity with certain precautions advised by your doctor.
Our delivery suite and NICU are equipped and staffed for emergencies at all times, so any sudden complication can be managed immediately without delay.
Depending on your condition — such as gestational diabetes or hypertension — our team provides a personalised nutrition plan as part of your care.