Journal of Preventive Medicine & Infectious Diseases

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Understanding High Risk Pregnancy in Indian Women: A Study of Present and Expected Complications in Low Health Literacy Social Determinant Factors

Authors: Rahul Hajare
Published: 2026-03-30
Pages: 1-5
DOI: 10.63721/26JPMIDT0125
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Abstract

A high-risk pregnancy is any pregnancy in which there are or are anticipated to be complications in the health of the mother or fetus. Pregnancy incorporates the prepare of fertilization, implantation, birth and conveyance of human descendant. Pregnancy is a normal prepare that in most cases continues without com plications. A littler number of pregnancies are gone with by complications during pregnancy. We live in a period of energetic alter, where the quickening pace of data accumulation touches all angles of our lives [1]. No place is this speeding up of information more energetic or more basic than in pharmaceutical.

Obstetrics has seen uncommon changes in hone with colossal picks up in atomic hereditary qualities, imag ing, and evidence-based administration of both common and unprecedented conditions. And in spite of the securing of these effective instruments, we live at a time of rising maternal mortality and dismalness, rising rates of preterm birth, an inveterate opioid emergency, serial viral pandemics, and the expanding politici zation of obstetrical hone. In expansion, the trade of medication develops ever more complex, and the sum of non-value-added work is quickening. All this postures genuine challenges for the active clinician and are the fixings of proficient burnout.

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