Individual risk assessment
Review of current health, previous pregnancy history, reports and medicines.
Obstetric care
A calm, closely monitored approach for mothers and babies who may need additional observation, specialist coordination or delivery planning.
Dr. Shabdika's approach
A high-risk label does not describe one single condition. It means that your pregnancy may benefit from more frequent review or a more individualised plan. Dr. Shabdika focuses on helping you understand why monitoring is advised, what each test is for, and how the care team is planning ahead.
Review of current health, previous pregnancy history, reports and medicines.
A follow-up plan shaped around the mother’s and baby’s needs.
Discussion of timing, place of birth and possible scenarios well in advance.
Collaboration with relevant specialists and hospital teams when needed.
Heavy bleeding, a gush of fluid, severe or persistent pain, reduced fetal movement, difficulty breathing, chest pain, severe headache with vision changes, or high fever require urgent hospital assessment. Go to the nearest emergency department or contact PIMS emergency services.
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