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Can i have pre existing high blood pressure and still have a healthy pregnancy? it has been well controlled the last year and i am still taking medication. also 8 weeks pregnant?
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If you achieve a goal of less than 120/80 during pregnancy you'll have no complications. Just make sure that medications taken are approved for pregnant women.
Answered 4/21/2022
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