Doctors use the term when the mother, the baby or both face a bigger chance of serious trouble than most pregnancies do. The label doesn’t predict a bad outcome. It only changes how closely we follow you. A high risk pregnancy usually means a specialist in charge,...
If you’re over 40 and have PCOS, it’s completely natural to wonder whether pregnancy is still possible. While age and PCOS can make conception more challenging, they don’t always stand in the way of becoming a mother. Every woman’s fertility...
