Monitoring high blood pressure in pregnancy
Preeclampsia is a pregnancy-related condition characterized by high blood pressure and, in some cases, the presence of protein in the urine. It typically develops after 20 weeks of pregnancy and can affect both maternal and fetal health if not properly managed. Early detection and continuous monitoring are essential to prevent complications such as organ damage, restricted fetal growth, or preterm delivery. Management includes regular blood pressure checks, urine protein testing, lifestyle modifications, and medications when necessary to control symptoms. Our care approach focuses on early diagnosis, close observation, and timely medical intervention to ensure the safety and well-being of both mother and baby.
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Urine Protein Test
Medication Support
Early Detection & Risk Assessment
Maternal Health Monitoring
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This is ideal for pregnant women who are at risk of or diagnosed with preeclampsia.
Women with high blood pressure during pregnancy
First-time mothers
Women with previous history of preeclampsia
Multiple pregnancies (twins or more)
Frequent checks to track and manage blood pressure levels.
Blood and urine tests to assess organ function and health.
Continuous support from experienced specialists.
Our Preeclampsia Care service combines expert medical management with continuous monitoring to ensure a safe pregnancy. We focus on early detection, careful observation, and personalized care to reduce risks and improve outcomes.
Helps identify and manage preeclampsia early.
Timely care lowers risks for mother and baby.
Close supervision ensures safety throughout pregnancy.
Our centers are equipped with advanced diagnostic laboratories, fetal monitoring systems, and 24/7 emergency care facilities to ensure comprehensive women’s healthcare.
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It usually develops after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
High BP, swelling, headaches, and vision problems.
