**6. Conclusion**

 Ultrasound is the diagnostic tool for antenatal diagnosis of hydrops fetalis including all fetal Doppler studies. A detailed history and examination of the mother is very important. Serological testing for perinatal fetal infections and maternal antibodies helps in the workup of fetal hydrops. Tertiary referral to a maternal and fetal medicine unit is highly recommended. Outcome for babies with no antenatal diagnosis is very guarded to poor with increased neonatal morbidity and mortality.

*Complications of Pregnancy* 
