Introduction A pregnancy is classified as a high-risk pregnancy if the pregnant woman has risk factors that can lead to complications for the mother or child during the course of the pregnancy. These can result from the medical history (pre/illness history) or after the examination of the becoming mother or with complications during the pregnancy. … Risk pregnancy
History of previous pregnancies If certain events or complications have occurred during previous pregnancies or births, this may lead to the current pregnancy being classified as a high-risk pregnancy. These include abortions, miscarriages, premature births, a blood group incompatibility (Rhesus incompatibility), the birth of a very small or very large child, a caesarean section in … History of previous pregnancies | Risk pregnancy
Employment ban The Maternity Protection Act determines protection periods such as the prohibition of employment. A distinction is made between a general, a general and, in the case of risk pregnancies, an individual employment ban. The general prohibition of employment applies 6 weeks before the calculated date of delivery and 8 weeks (12 weeks for … Employment ban | Risk pregnancy
