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A hopeful pregnant woman, representing the possibility of pregnancy after congenital heart surgery.

Navigating Pregnancy After Congenital Heart Surgery: Read This!

The journey of motherhood is a dream for many, but for those who’ve navigated the complexities of congenital heart surgery, the path to pregnancy can feel fraught with questions and uncertainties. Can your heart handle the strain? What are the risks for your baby? This isn’t just another pregnancy guide; it’s your essential roadmap, filled with expert insights and empowering information to help you make informed decisions and navigate this unique and beautiful chapter.

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Illustration of a pregnant woman holding her belly with a glowing heart symbol over her chest, representing the connection between preeclampsia and heart health.

Preeclampsia and Heart Health: Top Risks, Recovery Hacks, and Prevention Tips

Preeclampsia, a pregnancy complication marked by high blood pressure, doesn’t just end after delivery—it can have lasting effects on heart health. Women with a history of preeclampsia face increased risks of hypertension, stroke, and other cardiovascular issues. This guide explores the connection between preeclampsia and heart health, offering practical tips for prevention, recovery, and lifelong care.

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