Alan M. Peaceman, MD
Conditions
An excerpt from Understanding High-Risk Pregnancy: A Patient's Guide to Prenatal Complications. If you are 35 or older and either pregnant or thinking about having a baby, you are not alone. The average age for women having babies in this…
An excerpt from Understanding High-Risk Pregnancy: A Patient’s Guide to Prenatal Complications.
If you are 35 or older and either pregnant or thinking about having a baby, you are not alone. The average age for women having babies in this country and around the developed world has increased significantly over the past two decades, and the percentage of women having children after age 35 has increased as well. The teenage …
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Pregnancy after age 35: What are the real risks?
Conditions
An excerpt from Understanding High-Risk Pregnancy: A Patient's Guide to Prenatal Complications. What is a high-risk pregnancy? You may find it strange that there is no single accepted definition of what constitutes a high-risk pregnancy. Probably more than half of…
An excerpt from Understanding High-Risk Pregnancy: A Patient’s Guide to Prenatal Complications.
What is a high-risk pregnancy?
You may find it strange that there is no single accepted definition of what constitutes a high-risk pregnancy. Probably more than half of women will have at least one risk factor that could be an issue, but for most of these women it will minimally affect their pregnancy care or the outcome. For other …
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High-risk pregnancy: Who should manage your care?
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