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Exercise and Pregnancy: Is It Safe When I Have a Heart Condition?

Although pregnancy can be a time of great joy and celebration, it can also be a period in a women’s life when she becomes concerned about a number of issues she never had to think about before.   Having a heart condition on top of all this can lead to particular concern, and you may be unsure if it’s safe to keep on... Read moreChevron

6 Steps to Prevent Heart Complications During Pregnancy

  If you have a heart condition, the joys of being pregnant can be masked somewhat by the fears you may have regarding your health, and the health of your baby.   So, what can you do to make sure everything goes smoothly?   Your doctor or midwife will be closely monitoring your health and the health of your baby throughout the... Read moreChevron

5 Heart Conditions Pregnancy May Affect

The heart is the hardest working muscle in your whole body, and so in pregnancy, because of the increased blood volume and extra strain, it is working extremely hard.   Heart disease occurs in a small percentage of all pregnancies, sometimes it is known before pregnancy, but sometimes it only becomes apparent during pregnancy. Obviously,... Read moreChevron

Pregnancy and Your Heart

Finding out you’re pregnant is one of the most special moments of your life, and it’s also one of the most challenging.   There’s so much to experience, think about, and learn. And, worrying about your heart health on top of all that can be daunting and stressful. However, staying calm and relaxed is the best thing... Read moreChevron

Understanding Low Blood Pressure

Over the last few weeks we’ve been focusing on high blood pressure and the difficulties this can cause. But, having low blood pressure, or hypotension, can also be problematic.   A normal blood pressure reading is usually in the range of 120/80 (systolic/diastolic); low blood pressure is less than 90/60.   If you’re an... Read moreChevron

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