Prepare Yourself At Risk Pregnancy

It would be nice if the pregnancy until the birth goes smoothly. However, sometimes there are some things that make pregnancy risky so we need to be prepared. Among 

• First pregnancy at the age of 35 years, the risk of having a baby with a chromosomal abnormality. 
• Pregnant more than one fetus or twin pregnancy, the risk of preterm birth. 
• Suffering from chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart problems or blood clotting disorder 
• Have a history of reproductive health disorders, such as pelvic inflammation, endometriosis, fibroids are large enough in the wall of the uterus, has experienced continuous bleeding in early pregnancy (first trimester) or pregnancy (3rd trimester) 
• Suffering from sexually transmitted infections, including HIV-AIDS, the risk of transmission to the fetus during pregnancy or during childbirth. 
• Following IVF, most likely to conceive twins. 
• Had experienced two or more miscarriages in pregnancy 2nd trimester increased the risk of having a weak cervix so the baby will be born prematurely. 
• Pregnant when not removing the IUD (intrauterine device), increased risk of miscarriage. 
• Already having a child with a genetic disorder or just a bearer of talent (carrier).