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Hi i want to ask if you have eclampsia and you give normal birth to your baby can it cause to baby's hart to just give in with no medical reason?
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Reformulate: Reformulate your question. It's not clear what's being asked. If you have eclampsia but have a normal baby after birth, the baby will not hurt. Ecalmpsia, however, cause complications with labor and delivery and the rate of baby's complications/untoward outcomes is definitely higher than in women without eclampsia.
Answered 6/23/2014
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