dr. teera wacharaprechanont
MFM Specialist and UCSF Genetic fellow. Expert in high-risk pregnancy, precision fetal diagnosis, pain-free C-section and holistic women's health

MFM Specialist and UCSF Genetic fellow. Expert in high-risk pregnancy, precision fetal diagnosis, pain-free C-section and holistic women's health


Uterine rupture is an obstetric emergency that may occur during pregnancy or labor. If not treated promptly, it may have serious consequences for the lives of the mother and the unborn baby.

Oligohydramnios is a condition where a pregnant mother has less amniotic fluid than normal. Amniotic fluid is important for the growth of the fetus in the womb, helping to protect against impact-related injuries. Oligohydramnios can occur at any stage of pregnancy.

Learn about the causes and risk factors of Down syndrome, and discover how prenatal screening, NIPT, and diagnostic testing can help assess risks.

Learn about the importance of antenatal care, prenatal screening for Down's syndrome, and essential health tips to ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy.

High-risk health screening for the mother and fetus, such as fetal thalassemia, diabetes in pregnant women, preterm labor, twin pregnancy, and preeclampsia, is considered the most common complication during pregnancy. If this condition is not diagnosed and treated early, it will affect the mother’s health and the life of the fetus.