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A member asked:
I was on birth control for eight year and for two years i am on no birth control we want to have a second child but i am on higblood medication my periods is regular and i am 21 days i was turning 36 this year should i go and see a doctor .
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Yes: The OB GYN MD can discuss in detail the risks of a second pregnancy with hypertension and your advancing age risk for some genetic defects.
Answered 5/1/2020
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