High-Risk Pregnancy Clinic

For the first examination, you must book an appointment and bring a referral slip.

Pregnant women should bring a pregnancy record and, ideally, a morning urine sample for the examination.

At the high-risk pregnancy clinic, we centralize care for pregnant women with so-called “risk factors”, a significant personal medical history, or a pregnancy that is not progressing physiologically, or where serious complications occur during pregnancy. These are women with a high-risk or pathological course of pregnancy, especially women with diabetes, as well as women with multiple pregnancies, fetal growth disorders, high blood pressure, etc. We also care for women whose condition requires more detailed, careful, and more frequent monitoring of both their health and the fetus’s health. In some cases, the examination may include an ultrasound or cardiotocography, which we coordinate in cooperation with the relevant clinics.

We offer consultations on the management of childbirth; if necessary, we will plan induction of labor or set a date for a caesarean section.