Heart Disease in Pregnancy

Coordinated cardiac and obstetric care for expectant mothers with pre-existing or pregnancy-related heart conditions.

Key Highlights:

  • Joint care with cardiology for pre-existing or new heart conditions
  • Regular cardiac and obstetric monitoring through pregnancy
  • Medication review to ensure pregnancy-safe treatment
  • Delivery planning to minimise cardiac strain

Joint Cardiac-Obstetric Care

Your obstetric care is coordinated closely with cardiology throughout pregnancy.

Medication Safety Review

Existing heart medications are reviewed to ensure they're safe in pregnancy.

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Your path to a safer pregnancy

Pregnancy with a heart condition needs coordinated, careful care. Working alongside cardiology keeps both your heart and your pregnancy on track.

Coordinated Care

Cardiology and obstetrics work together on your plan.

Regular Monitoring

Cardiac and pregnancy checks at every visit.

Safe Delivery Planning

A delivery plan that minimises strain on your heart.

Compassionate care at every step

Care is planned jointly with your cardiologist from early pregnancy through to a safe delivery.

Step 01

Joint Assessment

Cardiology and obstetric review of your specific heart condition.

Step 02

Ongoing Monitoring

Regular cardiac and foetal checks through pregnancy.

Step 03

Delivery Planning

A delivery approach and timing chosen to minimise cardiac strain.

Frequently asked question

Many can, with the right coordinated care between obstetrics and cardiology ÔÇö your specific condition determines the level of monitoring needed.

Some medications aren't safe in pregnancy, so your regimen will be reviewed and adjusted where necessary.

Not necessarily ÔÇö the mode of delivery is planned based on your specific cardiac condition and how it responds during pregnancy.