PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS

Material on this page is courtesy of March of Dimes (adapted for Kosovo)

Pregnancy complications are health conditions that may need special care.

Throughout pregnancy, go to all your prenatal care checkups, even if you’re feeling fine. Getting regular prenatal care can help you spot complications early—and maybe even prevent them.

Learn about pregnancy complications, including anemia, gestational diabetes and high blood pressure. If you have one of these conditions, work with your doctor to keep them under control.

And if you had certain health complications before pregnancy, like preexisting diabetes or depression, find out what you can do to help you stay healthy during pregnancy. There also are ways you can protect yourself from common infections, like the flu and food poisoning, which can cause problems during pregnancy.

We have included details about the most common pregnancy complications. For a more detailed list (in English only), click here to visit March of Dimes.

http://www.marchofdimes.org/complications/pregnancy-complications.aspx

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