hi found you this info from <link> it should help you to work out how to go forward but have you discuss this with your doctor or obstetrician? risk factors the risk assessment must always be individualised and take into account the previous medical and obstetric history and current pregnancy history. the progression of a disease or starting medical treatment may increase the risk. the following are risk factors to be considered at the time of the booking assessment in the first trimester. [ 1 ] major risk factors maternal age over 40 years; smoker of 11 cigarettes or more per day; cocaine use; daily vigorous exercise previous sga baby; previous stillbirth maternal sga chronic hypertension diabetes and vascular disease renal impairment antiphospholipid syndrome heavy bleeding similar to menstrual periods fetal echogenic bowel pre-eclampsia severe pregnancy-induced hypertension unexplained antepartum haemorrhage low maternal weight pregnancy-associated plasma protein a (papp-a); a low level of the first trimester marker papp-a is a major risk factor for delivery of an sga neonate. minor risk factors maternal age 35 years or older; nulliparity; bmi <20; bmi 25-29. 9; smokes 1-10 cigarettes per day; low fruit intake pre-pregnancy pregnancy interval less than six months; pregnancy interval 30 months or greater paternal sga do hope this helps you. good luck
will i have a high risk pregnancy. i was pregnant before not high risk. my daughter had fetal growth restriction and had growth problem her whole life. she passed away less than two weeks after her first birthday. she was having seizures and swelling of the brain still dont know why it happened. i really want to have another baby.