Pregnancy complications linked to long-term increased heartdisease risk bmj_latest
, income, body mass index, smoking, and history of high blood pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol.
For example, in the 10 years after delivery, relative rates of ischemic heart disease were increased twofold in women with other hypertensive disorders of pregnancy , 1.7-fold in those with preterm delivery , 1.5-fold in those with pre-eclampsia , 1.3-fold in those with, and 1.1-fold in those who delivered a small for gestational age infant, after adjusting for all other factors.
Most relative rates decreased over time but remained significantly increased even 30-46 years after delivery, and were only partially explained by shared genetic or environmental factors within families.
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