What Does it Really Mean if Your Pregnancy is High Risk?
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On this episode of Belly
On this episode of Belly to Baby, Abby sits down with Dr. Ebony Carter to discuss high risk pregnancy and what it really means.
To answer your specific questions, jump to:
1:30- Stay off Google!
2:20- What does "High Risk" mean?
4:10- Advanced maternal age
5:10- Reducing risk before pregnancy
6:10- Screenings in advance
7:20- What to do before you get pregnant
8:20- Auto-immune conditions
9:40- Managing risks and benefits
10:25- Hospitals maximizing care
10:53- Transport for high risk pregnancies
11:15- How hospitals manage high risk pregnancies
13:10- If you have a high risk first pregnancy, is it guaranteed for the 2nd pregnancy?
15:30- Genetic testing; Should I get it?
18:00- (Live Question)- I'm 36 with a gastric sleeve, am I high risk?
19:15- (Live Question)- In my last pregnancy I had a placenta abruption, would I be considered high risk for my 2nd pregnancy?
19:38- What is a placenta abruption?
22:10- (Live Question)- I am a triple transplant patient, but I want to get pregnant. Am I high risk?
23:35- (Live Question)- Pulmonary embolism; What is it and would I be considered high risk?
25:15- Pregnancy after delivery
25:50- Anatomy scan at your 20-week ultrasound
27:10- Information after your anatomy scan
28:30- Fetal Care Centers and how they help families
30:25- Seeing babies grow
31:10- Details from your ultrasound
32:40- How to build a support team with your circumstances; Doula
35:45- Always have a hard copy of your medical records!
37:00- If you're having multiples are you considered high risk?
39:15- Reassurance of a good pregnancy
42:00- Lack of baby movement
45:30- Minimizing risk for multiple pregnancies
52:00- Women & Infants center being built in STL
53:40- Getting 2nd Opinions
54:20 (Live Question)- Should I try again after 3 difficult pregnancies & 1 stillbirth?
55:20- Finding support groups for moms
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The St. Louis Children’s Hospital YouTube channel is intended as a reference and information source only. If you suspect you have a health problem, you should seek immediate care with the appropriate health care professionals. The information in this web site is not a substitute for professional care, and must not be used for self-diagnosis or treatment. For help finding a doctor, St. Louis Children's Hospital Answer Line may be of assistance at 314.454.KIDS (5437). The opinions expressed in these videos are those of the individual contributors, not necessarily St. Louis Children's Hospital, Barnes Jewish Hospital or Washington University School of Medicine. BJC HealthCare and Washington University School of Medicine assume no liability for the information contained in this web site or for its use.
To answer your specific questions, jump to:
1:30- Stay off Google!
2:20- What does "High Risk" mean?
4:10- Advanced maternal age
5:10- Reducing risk before pregnancy
6:10- Screenings in advance
7:20- What to do before you get pregnant
8:20- Auto-immune conditions
9:40- Managing risks and benefits
10:25- Hospitals maximizing care
10:53- Transport for high risk pregnancies
11:15- How hospitals manage high risk pregnancies
13:10- If you have a high risk first pregnancy, is it guaranteed for the 2nd pregnancy?
15:30- Genetic testing; Should I get it?
18:00- (Live Question)- I'm 36 with a gastric sleeve, am I high risk?
19:15- (Live Question)- In my last pregnancy I had a placenta abruption, would I be considered high risk for my 2nd pregnancy?
19:38- What is a placenta abruption?
22:10- (Live Question)- I am a triple transplant patient, but I want to get pregnant. Am I high risk?
23:35- (Live Question)- Pulmonary embolism; What is it and would I be considered high risk?
25:15- Pregnancy after delivery
25:50- Anatomy scan at your 20-week ultrasound
27:10- Information after your anatomy scan
28:30- Fetal Care Centers and how they help families
30:25- Seeing babies grow
31:10- Details from your ultrasound
32:40- How to build a support team with your circumstances; Doula
35:45- Always have a hard copy of your medical records!
37:00- If you're having multiples are you considered high risk?
39:15- Reassurance of a good pregnancy
42:00- Lack of baby movement
45:30- Minimizing risk for multiple pregnancies
52:00- Women & Infants center being built in STL
53:40- Getting 2nd Opinions
54:20 (Live Question)- Should I try again after 3 difficult pregnancies & 1 stillbirth?
55:20- Finding support groups for moms
The live videos air every Friday on St. Louis Children's Hospital Facebook page:
Facebook: stlchildrens
Visit Children’s MomDocs (a blog by mom physicians at St Louis Children’s Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine): http://bit.ly/2mRsMmo
Learn more about St. Louis Children’s Hospital –
Find a Physician, Get Directions, Request an Appointment, See current ER Wait Times
http://bit.ly/2mRKxSo
Want to hear more from St. Louis Children’s Hospital?
Subscribe to the St Louis Children’s Hospital YouTube Channel:
http://bit.ly/2aW48k9
Like us on Facebook: Facebook: stlchildrens
Follow us on Twitter: Twitter: STLChildrens
Learn More About Donating on YouTube: https://support.google.com/youtube/?
The St. Louis Children’s Hospital YouTube channel is intended as a reference and information source only. If you suspect you have a health problem, you should seek immediate care with the appropriate health care professionals. The information in this web site is not a substitute for professional care, and must not be used for self-diagnosis or treatment. For help finding a doctor, St. Louis Children's Hospital Answer Line may be of assistance at 314.454.KIDS (5437). The opinions expressed in these videos are those of the individual contributors, not necessarily St. Louis Children's Hospital, Barnes Jewish Hospital or Washington University School of Medicine. BJC HealthCare and Washington University School of Medicine assume no liability for the information contained in this web site or for its use.
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