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Preeclampsia and high blood pressure in pregnancy. Pregnant over the age of Emotions are high—excitement, terror, joy, anxiety and hope may rage through your veins. This is your future; your precious child that you will love, make sacrifices for and devote your life to.
You want to ensure the best for this growing joy inside you. Your Obstetrician and Perinatologist will work together and guide you through this life changing journey. As your Maternal-Fetal-Medicine physician, we will partner with you, your family, your obstetrician and medical team to navigate the routine and the non-routine during your pregnancy. Our focus is on both you and your developing child. We are pregnancy specialists who consult with your primary obstetric team member, the obstetrician.
We take care of your health and your developing baby. We ensure that you are fully counseled about your genetic screening options and that you have a complete, comprehensive evaluation of your baby. Scott W. Rallison, MD Dec 11, They may also do the following: Perform tests and procedures like ultrasounds that can help monitor your baby as they develop. Check for genetic disorders and birth defects by performing tests such as amniocentesis, umbilical cord sampling, or chorionic villus sampling.
Help you manage any preexisting conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure. Diagnose and manage birth defects or other conditions that are developing in your baby. Manage your care and health problems after your pregnancy ends such as infections, high blood pressure, or excessive bleeding. Facebook Twitter.
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