Low Risk Pregnancy Management

What are low risk pregnancy conditions?

A low risk pregnancy is defined as: Being pregnant with only one baby, not twins or triplets. The baby is growing normally and is in an anterior, or head down position. You have been healthy throughout the pregnancy and have shown no signs of medical or obstetric conditions.

Is a low risk pregnancy good?

The majority of pregnancies are considered low-risk. This means that there are no active complications and that there are no maternal or fetal factors that place the pregnancy at increased risk for complications. 

Category:Low Risk Pregnancy Management