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What risks are associated with getting pregnant with moderate congestive heart failure?
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High: Then normal physiologic changes that occur during pregnancy to prepare you for the delivery of your baby can worse your CHF symptoms and you and your baby could be at risk. Consult your OB for specifics.
Answered 6/10/2014
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