"I really want women to be aware, to know if they're at risk, to have a plan in place, to not be intimidated in doctor's offices, and to be heard"

Allyson was diagnosed at 32-weeks pregnant with severe preeclampsia

Read about preeclampsia 👉 www.cdc.gov/high-blood-p...

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This image is a public health poster titled “Urgent Maternal Warning Signs.” It provides guidance on symptoms that require immediate medical care during pregnancy or within one year after pregnancy. Intro message: If someone who is pregnant or recently pregnant experiences any of the listed symptoms, she should seek medical care right away. Warning signs listed: Severe headache that won’t go away or worsens over time Dizziness or fainting Thoughts about harming yourself or your baby Changes in vision Fever of 100.4°F or higher Extreme swelling of the hands or face Trouble breathing Chest pain or fast-beating heart Severe nausea and vomiting (not like morning sickness) Severe belly pain that doesn’t go away Baby’s movement stopping or slowing during pregnancy Vaginal bleeding or fluid leaking during pregnancy Heavy vaginal bleeding or foul-smelling fluid after pregnancy Swelling, redness, or pain in the leg Overwhelming tiredness Footer note: It clarifies that the list does not include every possible symptom and directs readers to learn more at cdc.gov/HearHer.

🤰 Did you know pregnant women can get pre-eclampsia even after delivering the baby? Pregnant and recently pregnant people are at risk for various complications. Know when to seek medical care.

www.cdc.gov/hearher/mate...

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what every individual needs to remember if they know someone who is about to become a mom or already is one (same goes to the other parent in the mix if they are present!!!).

#perinatalhealth #Momsmattertoo

This work is deeply personal. I’ve seen how overlooked maternal mental health can be — and I couldn’t turn away from that.
We talk about babies (as we should!), but moms are often left behind. That needs to change.
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