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Hypertension began after giving birth, why?
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Hard to say: Some women experience this...Why is not completely understood. Follow with your physician do your BP can be treated and you can prevent long term adverse events. Exercise, weight loss & low sodium diet could also potentially reverse your hypertension.
Answered 2/7/2017
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