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- There's a reliable indicator of a woman's future likelihood of cardiovascular disease - but it rarely gets asked about, says obstetrician and researcher Meryam Sugulle. She delves into the role of the placenta in pregnancy, how it can predict health outcomes and the single question that should be worked into routine health screenings.
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A woman's immune system has to downgrade in order to not reject the fetus (remember, it is only 50% her DNA). But it is a tricky dance as she needs immune protection. Her blood volume increases by about 45% by the end of her pregnancy. But it is adjusted, more plasma than a non-pregnant woman. The placenta needs to transfer both oxygen and food to the fetus. It is a lot to ask of the pregnant woman's cardiovascular system, and it all has to happen in response to the fetus growth. It makes sense to me that if the mother's cardiovascular system struggles with this process it may be a sign that she is more likely to have cardiovascular struggles later in life.
Yet nobody tells any of these things ever to young women. All I ever knew was that it will hurt a bit and you may get stretch marks. Thats it. Luckily I did eventually look things up online and am childfree now. I think the reason they don't tell women is so they don't end up like me not wanting kids.
Read: Breastfeeding and the Risk of Maternal Cardiovascular Disease: A Prospective Study of 300 000 Chinese Women
@@HikaruYamamoto according to the research the woman in the video is talking about, pregnancy is like a stress test. It isn't the *reason* for cardiovascular problems down the road, but an idicator that you will have problems because your body doesn't respond well to stress. The reason people don't talk much about women's health is because there is a serious lack of research in that department. If you don't want to have kids that's fine but to say that it will *cause* health problems is a stretch.
@@leafy5432 Oh I'm not talking about just that. Theres much worse than just stress on your body where you might have issues down the line. That just adds to the problems and risks. I keep finding new horrible reasons to never get pregnant and this one is actually quite mild.
@@HikaruYamamoto of the many mothers I know including myself, I only know 2 who had any issues with their pregnancies but they were very unhealthy to begin with. Of course there are plenty of bad things that can happen with pregnancy as with all things in life, but reading about all the negative things that can happen might give you a false sense of how common it is in the real world. Don't be afraid to live.
I always had high risk pregnancies. My first baby was still born at 34 weeks and the cause was complications in the placenta formation. Me and My doctors, caregivers didn’t know, all of a sudden when babies moments began to slow and I literally felt less kicking and I rushed to emergency, almost after 10 hours I gave normal birth to still born baby. I had a very difficult time almost suicidal time as it was my first baby. And the worst part was when I came to know that this are 1-2% rare cases. And I was like why only me, what I did wrong or it was some curse. And now I have two beautiful daughters after three and five years. 🤞🧿
American Heart Association in 1980 knew these facts but never acted as I worked for this organization thus left for further computer education.
Wow! That's ridiculous 😮
The question is, "Have you had any pregnancy complications?"
Thank you
ok but what if you've never been pregnant?
Thank you ❤️🔥
This is also important information for all the children who have heard from their mothers "You are going to give me a heart attack".
Why wouldn’t an increase in pregnancy related complications be a result of increased risk of cardiovascular disease by any sort of environmental, genetic or lifestyle related factors, instead of it being caused by the latter?
Very interesting...
But... I haven't had a pregnancy... neither has my sister and my mother died 14 years ago. My mother didn't have any sisters... I guess I'm out of luck there...
Verytrue what you say,make sense, I must admit 😊,
I believe still you can avoid any issues but you need to take care of yourself 😊
even the pregnancy complications like pre-eclampsia happened long ago ,will it still carry the possibility for women to have a heart problems when they get older?
Generally if you suffer for eclampsia, you’re at risk for hypertension in the future.
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Giving a birth will make any mother's heart weaker over time.
Not every woman gets pregnant so not every can be diagnosed this way.
Under a minute gang
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Genetic defect caused by chemical contamination that caused by place the woman inhabits that railroad jobs produced my dad too small almost died 1917 . Sugar Beet manufacturing with chemicals caused cancer caused death of manager of that manufacturing in 1954.
My name is Shawna kizziar I'm 45 yrs.old and I've had no complications with all four of the natural births I've given with my own children.
Four children, natural birth, all children born healthy, no epidural, No complications before birth and none after.
If you can't help others do the same those words are just you bragging.
@@Mustachioed_Mollusk yes, I am and I don't apologize for it. This was God's plan not mine and I get to own it knowing who helped me, he has not failed me. 👅
@@Mustachioed_Mollusk Its not bragging to everyone, I don't ever want kids and all I do is cringe when people talk about having them.
I've never had complications either, but thats cause I'm not going to have any lol
@@HikaruYamamoto lol, whether you have children or not pain is pain you will have a chance to feel it and will remember how you feel about it in that moment then you can relate, anyways good for you it's a choice and I have no regrets to be with people who are different than me
It is an anti life propaganda
Its too late, young women are starting to learn the truth and are choosing not to have kids now. The childfree are growing in numbers and you can't stop us!
It seems like you didn't watch any/all of the video. She wants to add early cardiovascular screenings for women who have complicated pregnancies based on risk factors. Do you have other research to show women who have complicated pregnancies should not have early cardiovascular screenings?
@@CollegeHelp21 The main idea is in the end. Pregnancy = complications. It is a "soft" propaganda.
She "forgot" of decreasing risk of cancer, see the material: _Potential Mechanisms underlying the Protective Effect of Pregnancy against Breast Cancer: A Focus on the IGF Pathway_
and concentrated only on scary stories
@@CollegeHelp21 and there is an opposite investigation regarding Heart: _Breastfeeding and the Risk of Maternal Cardiovascular Disease: A Prospective Study of 300 000 Chinese Women_ pregnancy lead to reducing possibility of heart problems for many women