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Pregnancy, Bleeding (cont.)

Prevention

The best way to prevent any complication in pregnancy is to have a good relationship with your health care provider and to maintain close contact throughout your pregnancy. This is especially important if you have had prior pregnancies complicated by third-trimester bleeding.

Avoid bleeding in pregnancy by controlling your risk factors, especially the use of tobacco and cocaine. If you have high blood pressure, work closely with your health care provider to keep it controlled.



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