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A member asked:
My mom had mini stroke at 45 survived and dad had massive heart attack at 50 survived, should i be checked for blood disorders prior to pregnancy?
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Yes: A full history, family history and exams are quite reasonable. There are some elements of data that you can modify with diet, exercize. Non smoking etc.
Answered 4/4/2014
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