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Pregnancy-induced hypertension: Why mothers-to-be must watch BP

In pregnancy, blood pressure may increase even among women with no prior history of hypertension, making it riskier for both the mother and the baby, said doctors, calling for regular monitoring.High blood pressure in pregnancy is harmful both .

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High Blood Pressure In Pregnancy Harmful For Both Mother And Baby: Doctors

During pregnancy, doctors classify pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH) into three categories: gestational hypertension, pre-eclampsia, and eclampsia.

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Pregnancy-induced Hypertension: Why Mothers-to-be Must Watch BP

New Delhi, Aug 5 (IANS) In pregnancy, blood pressure may increase even among women with no prior history of hypertension, making it riskier for both the

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High Blood Pressure In Pregnancy Harmful For Both Mother And Baby: Doctors

High Blood Pressure In Pregnancy Harmful For Both Mother And Baby: Doctors
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Pregnancy-induced hypertension: Why mothers-to-be must watch BP

In pregnancy, blood pressure may increase even among women with no prior history of hypertension, making it riskier for both the mother and the baby, said doctors, calling for regular monitoring.

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