Monitoring women's high-risk pregnancies is crucial to ensuring adequate prenatal care. This includes regular monitoring of maternal and fetal health, identification of potential complications and implementation of appropriate interventions to reduce risks. The main aim is to ensure a safe delivery and improve health outcomes for both mother and child. This essential follow-up also offers medical and psychological support, promoting safe motherhood for vulnerable women, while taking into account health areas related to non-communicable diseases (NCDs).