Wendy Andrews’ blood pressure was dangerously high at 31 weeks, but doctors were able to delay delivery and strengthen her baby
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When Wendy Andrews went for a routine check-up at 31 weeks and six days pregnant, her blood pressure was dangerously high at 150/120. This signalled pre-eclampsia, a condition that often forces early delivery.
Her reading was marked as concerning and midwives referred Andrews to Canberra hospital’s foetal medicine unit, which she says helped her deliver a healthy baby.
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