Written By- Dr. Swapnil Wagh (Administrative officer, SGMSH)
Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension (PIH) is one of the most common complications seen during pregnancy. For expecting mothers in Panvel, New Panvel, Kamothe, Kharghar, Kalamboli, Taloja, and Navi Mumbai, early diagnosis and proper management are essential to ensure the safety of both mother and baby.
Sutika Gruha Multispeciality Hospital, Panvel, is a trusted centre for PIH, preeclampsia and high-risk pregnancy care, offering advanced monitoring systems and 24×7 maternity services.
PIH is a condition in which a pregnant woman develops high blood pressure after 20 weeks of pregnancy. If not treated, PIH can progress to preeclampsia, which can affect the liver, kidneys, brain and placenta.
Our hospital provides specialised PIH treatment in Panvel with the goal of preventing complications through early detection and continuous monitoring.
PIH is more likely to develop in:
First pregnancies
Teen or advanced-age pregnancies
Twin or multiple pregnancies
Women with obesity
Women with a family history of hypertension
Women with pre-existing medical conditions
Mothers experiencing stress or unhealthy lifestyle patterns
Women from Panvel, New Panvel, Kalamboli, Kharghar, Kamothe and nearby areas are encouraged to attend regular antenatal check-ups for early detection.
If you’re pregnant and staying in Panvel or Navi Mumbai, seek immediate medical care if you notice:
Severe headache
Swelling of the face, hands or feet
Blurred vision or flashing lights
Shortness of breath
Upper abdominal pain
Sudden weight gain
Decreased urine output
These symptoms require urgent evaluation at Sutika Gruha Multispeciality Hospital, Panvel, which is equipped for emergency high-risk pregnancy care.
Gestational Hypertension – High blood pressure after 20 weeks without protein in urine.
Preeclampsia – High BP with protein in urine and organ involvement.
Eclampsia – Severe condition that causes seizures, requiring immediate hospital intervention.
Impact on the Mother:
Vision disturbances
Liver or kidney complications
Seizures
Placental abruption
Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR)
Low birth weight
Preterm delivery
Reduced amniotic fluid
Our hospital is equipped with an advanced NICU facility in Panvel for newborns requiring specialised care.
We follow strict diagnostic protocols which include:
Blood pressure monitoring
Urine protein testing
Liver and kidney function tests
Ultrasound for fetal growth
Doppler studies for placental blood flow
Our high-risk pregnancy specialists in Panvel follow globally accepted guidelines to ensure the safety of both mother and baby.
Lifestyle Management:
Reduction of salt intake
Adequate rest
Regular BP monitoring
Weight management
Stress reduction
Pregnancy-safe antihypertensive medications
IV medications in severe cases
Fetal monitoring
Steroid injections to help the baby’s lungs mature
Planned early delivery if the condition worsens
Sutika Gruha Multispeciality Hospital is known for reliable and safe high-risk pregnancy care in Panvel and Navi Mumbai.
To reduce the risk of PIH:
Attend regular antenatal check-ups
Maintain a healthy diet
Stay physically active
Avoid junk and high-salt foods
Monitor blood pressure regularly
Maintain emotional well-being
Our ANC clinic in Panvel provides personalised diet, counselling and wellness guidance for expecting mothers.
Experienced high-risk pregnancy specialists
Advanced fetal monitoring technologies
24×7 emergency maternity services
Qualified neonatologists
Safe delivery outcomes for PIH patients across Panvel, Kamothe, Kalamboli, Kharghar and Navi Mumbai
We are recognised as one of the best maternity hospitals in Panvel for PIH treatment and safe delivery.
Which is the best hospital for PIH treatment in Panvel? Sutika Gruha Multispeciality Hospital, Panvel, is a leading centre for PIH and preeclampsia care.
Can PIH affect the baby? Yes, if untreated. With timely monitoring and treatment, risks can be reduced significantly.
Does PIH always require a C-section? Not always. It depends on blood pressure levels and the baby's health.
How often should blood pressure be checked during pregnancy? High-risk mothers should check daily or as recommended by the doctor.
Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension is serious but manageable with timely intervention. If you experience symptoms or have a high-risk pregnancy, visit Sutika Gruha Multispeciality Hospital, Panvel. Families across Panvel, New Panvel, Kamothe, Kalamboli, Kharghar, Taloja and Navi Mumbai trust our expertise for safe and healthy pregnancy outcomes.