During pregnancy, the type of care varies according to the health of the mother and child: it can be a physiological path or a specific one for risky pregnancies. Pregnancy is called physiological when it proceeds without complications and has no risk factors for the mother or child. In this situation, national health protocols suggest that the pregnancy be followed by a midwife, a gynecologist is not necessary. The model is focused on prevention, listening and support in complete safety. Instead, we speak of a pregnancy at risk when there are special medical conditions, pathologies or obstetric history that require more frequent monitoring and hospital support. It is not a reason for alarm: it is only used to ensure more careful and personalized checks. Always ask your doctor or the reference office which type of path is most suitable for you.