congenital heart disease

What Are the Postpartum Considerations?

The postpartum period can be particularly risky due to fluid shifts and hormonal changes that affect cardiovascular function. Women with CHD should be closely monitored for signs of decompensation and provided with tailored postpartum care plans.

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