Frequently Asked Questions

You can get appointments with our renowned doctors by filling up the form available on the website. You can also fix your appointments through calls.

Some of the most common gynecological problems in females are ovarian cysts, urinary tract infections, and PCOD. etc.

The availability of an in-house Level-III NICU is critical in high-risk pregnancy because it is equipped with advanced life-support technology, ventilators, and incubators. These facilities are vital for premature babies, low birth weight infants, or newborns with severe medical or surgical complications.

The frequency of your visits to a high risk pregnancy hospital in Siliguri depends on your exact condition. Generally, high-risk pregnancies require bi-weekly or weekly appointments, especially during the third trimester.

Yes, a normal (vaginal) delivery is possible for many high-risk pregnancies. However, the feasibility of a normal delivery depends on specific risk factors, fetal health, and placental position. At Roy’s Clinic & Multispeciality Hospital, we closely monitor your condition to determine the feasibility of a normal delivery.

A pregnancy is classified as high-risk if there are factors that increase the chances of complications for the mother or baby. Some of the common conditions are advanced maternal age, multiple gestation, pre-existing health issues like diabetes or hypertension, or pregnancy-induced conditions like preeclampsia and gestational diabetes.

Dr. Priyankur Roy, a highly regarded gynecologist, laparoscopic surgeon, and infertility specialist, handles high-risk pregnancy cases at Roy's Clinic & Multispecialty Hospital.