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I had a tubaligation in 2009 after the birth of my son now me and my fiance are trying to have another baby bt i have hypertension hbp is it safe???
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Increased risk: Hypertension places increased risk on your pregnancy, and should be followed as early as possible by a Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist, a high risk obstetrician who is an expert at managing higher risk pregnancies. Make sure you see your regular OB as soon as possible to evaluate you and possibly prescribe a diet modification or perhaps a medication to treat your hypertension.
Answered 7/9/2014
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