Pregnancy management in multiple or high-risk pregnancies
Multiple fetuses, such as twins and triplets, are considered high-risk pregnancies because they pose a significant risk to the health of both the mother and the baby. This is where the fetal reduction procedure, or multifetal pregnancy reduction, plays a vital role. This procedure aims to reduce the number of fetuses so that the survival chances of the remaining fetuses are improved, along with reducing the risk associated with the mother’s health. You can choose a fetal reduction procedure in Siliguri if you are carrying a higher-order multiple pregnancy, such as triplets and more. However, a consultation with an experienced fetal medicine specialist is a must to determine the relevance of such a procedure.
With an excellent track record of high-risk pregnancy management, Dr Sweta Bothra offers a safe and reliable fetal reduction procedure. Her meticulous approach ensures that the chances of healthy outcomes in high-risk pregnancies increase. In addition, she designs personalized treatment plans for every patient after comprehensive evaluation and multidisciplinary discussion.
This procedure is usually considered when:
MBBS, MD (Radiology), Fellowship in Fetal Medicine (Bangalore & Spain), Fetal Medicine Specialist in Siliguri
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Dr Sweta Bothra, Siliguri recommends fetal reduction only after thorough evaluation and multidisciplinary discussion. Detailed counselling is provided to explain the medical reasons, possible benefits, risks, and emotional aspects involved.
The procedure is performed under continuous ultrasound guidance, following strict medical protocols and ethical standards. Emotional support and follow-up care are an essential part of the process.
The focus is always on:
No. Most multiple pregnancies do not require fetal reduction. It is advised only in specific medical situations.
No. It is a highly specialized procedure recommended only when the risks of continuing the pregnancy outweigh the risks of the procedure.
The decision is made after detailed scans, medical evaluation, and counselling. Parents are given time and information to make an informed choice.
When performed by an experienced fetal medicine specialist, the procedure follows strict safety protocols. Risks are explained clearly before proceeding.
Yes. Regular follow-up scans and monitoring are essential to ensure the well-being of the ongoing pregnancy.
Yes. Emotional aspects are acknowledged, and patients are supported with sensitivity throughout consultation and follow-up.