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Routine bloodwork years before pregnancy may flag later preeclampsia risk
A Medical Xpress report says small abnormalities in blood sugar, lipids, and inflammation years before pregnancy are linked to later risk of high blood pressure in pregnancy and preeclampsia.
Key Takeaways
- A Medical Xpress report links pre-pregnancy blood markers to later preeclampsia risk.
- The reported markers include blood sugar, blood lipids, and inflammation.
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