Women with high blood pressure can have a safe pregnancy

John Folk, MD John Folk, MD Women who have high blood pressure
ideally should seek medical care prior to becoming pregnant, says
Women who have high blood pressure ideally should seek medical care
prior to becoming pregnant, says John Folk, MD, John Folk, MD, a
clinical associate professor in Upstate's department of obstetrics
and gynecology. He explains that high blood pressure, known as
hypertension, can pose risks during pregnancy. He also explains why
it's reasonable to expect that a woman can deliver a healthy baby
if her high blood pressure is carefully monitored and controlled
during pregnancy. a clinical associate professor in Upstate's
department of obstetrics and gynecology. He explains that high
blood pressure, known as hypertension, can pose risks during
pregnancy. He also explains why it's reasonable to expect that a
woman can deliver a healthy baby if her high blood pressure is
carefully monitored and controlled during pregnancy.