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Signs Of Preeclampsia In Pregnancy
Snoring, Sleep Apnea and Pregnancy
It's common knowledge that snoring is both annoying and dangerous. Loud snoring is a sign of a much more serious sleep disorder - sleep apnea. A person suffering from sleep apnea stops breathing hundreds of times a night only to start again with a loud gasp.
This puts a strain on the entire body, and especially on the heart. It also decreases the amount of oxygen in the blood stream and in the brain.
Anyone can become a victim of sleep apnea, and there are several causes, including enlarged t...
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HELLP syndrome
...mother and fetus. HELLP syndrome is associated with more serious cases. It may occur long before a pregnancy reaches term (for example, HELLP at 30 weeks gestation). Many women have high blood... Read more »Foot, leg, and ankle swelling
...Prolonged standing Long airplane flights or automobile rides Menstrual periods (for some women) Pregnancy -- excessive swelling may be a sign of pre-eclampsia, a serious condition... Read more »Blood pressure
Diastolic blood pressure; Systolic blood pressure Normal Values In adults, the systolic pressure should be less than 120 mmHg and the diastolic pressure... Read more »Creatinine: serum
...necrosis Dehydration Diabetic nephropathy Eclampsia (a condition of pregnancy that includes seizures) Glomerulonephritis ... Read more »Gestational Diabetes
Gestational diabetes is diabetes that occurs only during pregnancy. Diabetes is when your blood glucose level is too high. According to the National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse, between three... Read more »Images
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