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Having blackouts almost 25 weeks pregnant. blood count normal and bp 100/63. doctor suggested compression hose but that didn't help.
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Blackouts: If you are blacking out at 25 week gestation then an evaluation is needed. Often a cardiology referral and a neurologic referral would be considered by your doctor to determine the cause and treatment. It is not normal to be blacking out.
Answered 6/29/2018
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