Maternity / Gynecology
High-Risk Pregnancy
Continuous fetal monitoring and specialized maternal care support.
About High-Risk Pregnancy
Managing High-Risk Pregnancies
High-risk pregnancies require intensive clinical monitoring due to maternal health conditions, gestational diabetes, hypertension, or multiple gestations.
Comprehensive Antenatal Support
Our unit provides state-of-the-art ultrasound diagnostics, continuous fetal surveillance, and expert obstetric intervention to ensure safe deliveries.
Symptoms of High-Risk Pregnancy
- Blood pressure that rises during pregnancy
- Gestational diabetes diagnosis
- Reduced or unusual baby movements
- Swelling of face or hands with headache
- Bleeding or severe abdominal pain
Why Choose Our Women's Health Unit
Compassionate, evidence-based care at every life stage
AIIMS-trained specialist with over 15 years of clinical practice
State-of-the-art ultrasound and continuous fetal monitoring
Minimally invasive laparoscopic options for gynecological conditions
Private, respectful consultations that respect your choices
3 Easy Steps
- 1
Fix Your Appointment Online
Pick a date and time that suits you using the booking form.
- 2
Consult With Your Specialist
Discuss your symptoms, history, and goals in a comfortable setting.
- 3
Get a Personalized Care Plan
Receive treatment, tests, or antenatal schedules tailored to you.
Patient Stories
“Dr. Ananya explained my PCOS reports in simple language. My cycles became regular within a few months of the plan.”
“My pregnancy was high-risk, but the monitoring was thorough and I felt safe throughout. Thank you to the whole team.”
“The laparoscopic treatment for my fibroids was quick and I recovered faster than I expected. Very professional staff.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions does a gynecologist treat?+
A gynecologist provides care for menstrual problems, PCOS, ovarian cysts, fibroids, reproductive health concerns, and pregnancy-related needs.
When should I visit a gynecologist?+
Consider an appointment for irregular or painful periods, unusual bleeding, pelvic pain, pregnancy planning, or routine reproductive health checkups.
What is PCOS or PCOD?+
PCOS is a hormonal condition that may affect menstrual cycles, ovulation, skin, and fertility. A doctor can assess your symptoms and recommend an appropriate management plan.
When should I start pregnancy checkups?+
Arrange a prenatal appointment as soon as you know you are pregnant. Your doctor will advise you on the appropriate schedule of checkups and tests.
Can menstrual irregularities be treated?+
Yes. Treatment depends on the underlying cause, which may involve hormonal changes, PCOS, thyroid conditions, or other health factors.
Meet Your Specialist
Dr. Ananya Sharma, MS
Senior Consultant Obstetrician & Gynecologist
AIIMS New Delhi Gold Medalist | DNB OB-GYN
15+ Years Clinical Practice
“Empowering women's health with safe, evidence-based maternity and minimally invasive gynecological treatments.”
Book an Appointment
Request a consultation for High-Risk Pregnancy.