High-Risk Pregnancy: What It Is and How to Minimize the Risks

A high-risk pregnancy is a condition in which the mother or baby has an increased likelihood of developing serious complications. In such cases, professional monitoring and a comprehensive approach to care are especially important.
At KindCare Medical Center, Dr. Surayo Nazarova — obstetrician-gynecologist, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor, with over 30 years of experience — provides expert management of high-risk pregnancies, helping to protect the health of both mother and baby.
Main Risk Factors
A pregnancy may be considered “high-risk” in the following situations:
- maternal age over 35;
- chronic conditions such as hypertension or diabetes;
- complications in previous pregnancies;
- multiple pregnancy;
- risk of preterm birth;
- thrombophilia during pregnancy;
- intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR);
- preeclampsia and eclampsia.
How to Minimize Risks
To reduce the likelihood of complications and ensure the safest possible pregnancy, it is important to:
- begin prenatal care early with a gynecologist;
- strictly follow medical recommendations;
- undergo regular check-ups, ultrasounds, and lab tests;
- monitor blood sugar and blood pressure;
- receive emotional and psychological support.
Individualized Care at KindCare Medical Center
Every patient at KindCare receives a personalized pregnancy care plan, tailored to her age, health status, and specific needs. This approach helps minimize risks and prepares expectant mothers for a safe delivery.