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I had an echo done while pregnant and it shows i have mild pulmonary hypertension, should this hurt me or baby?
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Yes: You probably need to have a visit with both your cardiologist and your obgyn, but yes pulmonary hypertension can worsen with pregnancy which can cause problems with you and your baby. Depends on the severity.
Answered 4/25/2012
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