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Could my family history influence my high blood pressure increase preeclampsia?
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Too some degree: Family history does play a role in tendency towards high blood pressure. But you can exert some control over your risk by sticking to a healthy diet and staying close to your ideal body weight.
Answered 8/5/2012
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Possibly: Would recommend periodic & routine evaluation with you ob.
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