Peripartum cardiomyopathy, what if your patient plans to reconceive? 2017

Rashed Al Bannay, and Aysha Husain, and Zainab AlJufairi
Cardiology unit Salmaniya Medical Complex Kingdom of Bahrain.

Patients with peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) often express a desire to conceive again, and the risk of relapse in future pregnancies should be disclosed. No consensus is available that can determine that risk. Adequate contractile reserve, evidenced by a stress echocardiogram (exercise or dobutamine), can identify those with lower relapse risk.

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