High Risk Pregnancy

Before you panic, know that a high-risk pregnancy does not automatically mean that anything bad is going to happen to your baby. It simply means that because of a medical condition or other situation, you have a higher chance of pregnancy complications. Many high-risk pregnancies have no complications and end in happy and healthy moms and babies. To help ensure your health and safety, your doctor has labeled you as a high-risk pregnancy so you can receive extra attention and care.