What is considered a high pregnancy?

High-risk pregnancies are pregnancies that are at high risk to pregnant women, fetuses, and newborns.

A high-risk pregnancy occurs when one of the following conditions occurs.

First-time mothers with pregnant women younger than 16 years old and older than 35 years old; short stature (less than 140 cm); underweight (40 kg) or overweight (more than 85 kg); Previous history of abnormal pregnancy and delivery, such as miscarriage, premature birth, stillbirth, stillbirth, birth of a malformed baby, dystocia; Have pregnancy complications, such as kidney disease, diabetes, heart disease, endocrine disease, anemia, etc.; This pregnancy has hemolysis, gestational hypertension, multiple births, breech presentation, antepartum hemorrhage, post-term pregnancy, etc. High-risk pregnancies often lead to perinatal fetal death, and maternal, fetal, and neonatal morbidity and mortality are much higher than those of normal pregnancies. It is very important for high-risk pregnant women to visit the hospital regularly for check-ups and receive guidance from the hospital.

Pregnant women with high-risk factors are considered high-risk pregnancies. For example, a person with heart or kidney disease, or a woman who becomes pregnant under the circumstances described above, is at high risk.

For high-risk pregnant women, there is a certain risk during pregnancy, and they should go to the hospital regularly for examination and examination according to the doctor's arrangement, so that the adverse situation can be controlled.

If high-risk pregnant women do not take it seriously, they may be at risk if they do not receive health care guidance and ** in the hospital. If the pregnant woman is in danger, the situation of the fetus will be even more dangerous. Therefore, it is necessary to work with doctors immediately and proactively to reduce the risk from high to low risk to ensure the safety of mother and child.

It should be a high-risk pregnancy, generally pregnant women are over 35 years old, and pregnant women are also high-risk pregnancies if their blood pressure is too high, and there are others, such as pregnant women with severe diabetes, heart disease, etc.

Pregnancy-induced hypertension is a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy, which is a complication of pregnancy, the most important of which are hypertension, proteinuria, and edema. It is the whole body arteriolar vasospasm, uterus, placental blood flow is reduced, affecting the nutrients and oxygen, causing fetal intrauterine growth retardation, malnutrition, pregnancy-induced hypertension seriously affects the health of mothers and babies, is the main reason for the increase in maternal and perinatal mortality rate.

Gestational hypertension is the abbreviation of gestational hypertension, which refers to the increase in blood pressure after pregnancy. Gestational hypertension can seriously affect the health of pregnant women and fetuses, mainly including gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, chronic hypertension complicated by preeclampsia, and chronic hypertension complicated with pregnancy. When gestational hypertension occurs, it causes spasm of small blood vessels throughout the body, as well as endothelial damage and local bleeding.

At this time, the blood flow to the organs of the body will be reduced, causing harm to the mother and baby, and may even lead to the death of the child.

This refers to gestational hypertension, which can threaten the life of the child, and in more serious cases, the doctor will recommend the termination of the pregnancy.

Is a pregnant woman younger than 16 years old? primiparous women over 35 years of age; short stature (less than 14 cm); underweight (40 kg) or overweight (more than 85 kg); Have a history of abnormal pregnancies and deliveries, such as miscarriages? Premature birth?

Stillbirth? Stillborn? Have you had a deformed baby?

Dystocia; Have pregnancy comorbidities, such as kidney disease? Diabetes? Heart disease?

Endocrinopathy? anemia, etc.; Rh hemolysis in this pregnancy? Gestational hypertension?

Multiple pregnancies? Breech? Prenatal hemorrhage?

Post-term pregnancy, etc.?

High-risk pregnancies often lead to perinatal fetal death. Are fetal and neonatal morbidity and mortality much higher than normal pregnancies? It is very important for high-risk pregnant women to visit the hospital regularly for check-ups and receive guidance from the hospital.

Pregnant women with high-risk factors are considered high-risk pregnancies. For example, a person with heart or kidney disease, or a woman who becomes pregnant under the circumstances described above, is at high risk.

For high-risk pregnant women, there is a certain risk during pregnancy, so should they go to the hospital for regular check-ups according to the doctor's arrangement? **, to keep the condition under control? If the patient does not think so, and does not receive health care guidance and ** in the hospital, there is a possibility of danger?

If the pregnant woman is in danger, the situation of the fetus will be even more dangerous. So, should it be immediately? Proactively work with doctors to reduce the risk from high to low risk and ensure the safety of mother and child?