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Conditions›Pregnancy complications›High risk pregnancy

High risk pregnancy

High risk pregnancies are those in which the risk to the mother or the baby is higher than for the average pregnancy. A pregnancy can be termed "high-risk" when the mother has a pre-existing condition such as high blood pressure or diabetes, or when she has had previous problem pregnancies, is pregnant with multiple babies, or is over age 35.
Dr. Robert Kwok
Dr. Robert Kwokreviewed this
Pediatrics 35 years experience
Is a type of:Pregnancy complications
How long it usually lasts:

Medium-term (lasts weeks to months)

How common is it?

Common

Body locations

Baby / fetus, Pelvis

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