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Close blood pressure monitoring and timely intervention to manage pre-eclampsia and keep mother and baby safe.
Key Highlights:
- Regular blood pressure and urine protein monitoring
- Early detection of pre-eclampsia warning signs
- Timely medical management to protect mother and baby
- Planned delivery timing based on severity and risk
Close Monitoring
Regular blood pressure and urine checks catch warning signs early.
Mother-First Safety
Treatment decisions always prioritise your safety alongside your baby's.
Your path to safety
Pre-eclampsia needs vigilant monitoring. Early detection and timely treatment protect both you and your baby through pregnancy and delivery.
Early Detection
Regular BP and urine protein checks.
Timely Intervention
Medication or admission when needed to keep you safe.
Planned Delivery
Timing decided around your specific risk level.
Compassionate care at every step
Pre-eclampsia care is about staying one step ahead, with monitoring that adjusts to your changing risk.
Step 01
Screening
Blood pressure and urine tests at each antenatal visit to catch early signs.
Step 02
Active Management
Medication and closer monitoring if pre-eclampsia is confirmed.
Step 03
Delivery Planning
Timing and mode of delivery planned based on severity and gestational age.
Frequently asked question
High blood pressure, protein in urine, swelling, headaches and visual disturbances are key signs to report immediately.
Low-dose aspirin may be recommended for high-risk pregnancies; regular antenatal monitoring is the best way to catch it early.
Not always ÔÇö mild cases can often continue closer to term with monitoring, while severe cases may need earlier delivery for safety.
