15 | This is What You Must Know About Severe Preeclampsia

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In this episode of the Black Birth Stories podcast, Dr. Tiffany Woodus reacts to a birth story complicated by severe preeclampsia, highlighting the unexpected challenges faced with high blood pressure and preeclampsia, risk factors, warning signs, treatment, and recovery. Birth Story Courtesy of: The Cherys TV. Watch the full episode here:    • I ALMOST DIED GIVING BIRTH | MY BIRTH STORY  .

She emphasizes the importance of routine prenatal care, understanding family health history, the impact of pre-existing medical problems, and the need for a supportive community. The conversation also covers the emotional and physical aspects of an unplanned C-section and the postpartum recovery process, underscoring the significance of advocacy and support for black women in maternal health.


TAKEAWAYS
👉🏾 Dr. Woodus emphasizes the importance of sharing birth stories to help others.
👉🏾 Regular prenatal checkups are crucial for monitoring blood pressure.
👉🏾 Preeclampsia can be a serious condition that requires immediate attention.
👉🏾 Understanding family health history can help identify risks during pregnancy.
👉🏾 Activating a support village is essential for new mothers.
👉🏾 Emergency situations can arise unexpectedly during labor.
👉🏾 Postpartum complications can be just as serious as those during pregnancy.
👉🏾 Advocacy for oneself in medical settings is vital for receiving proper care.
👉🏾 Community support can significantly impact the birthing experience.
👉🏾 Education about pregnancy complications is key to empowerment.


CHAPTERS

00:00 The Birth Story Begins
05:50 Understanding Preeclampsia
14:22 Emergency Delivery Decision
19:33 The Birth Experience
28:52 Advocating for Yourself
34:52 Postpartum Recovery
39:23 Invite to Our Digital Black Birth Community

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Black Birth Stories amplifies the voices of Black women and their unique birthing experiences. Each week, we share real, raw, and powerful stories-from triumphs to challenges-creating a space for learning, healing, and empowerment. Whether you're trying to conceive, pregnant, breastfeeding, or postpartum, this podcast is for you. Hosted by OB/GYN Dr. Tiffany Woodus, Black Birth Stories is a movement to reclaim our narratives and change Black maternal health. Because our stories matter. Listen in and be inspired. Visit BlackBirthStoriesPodcast.com to apply to share your story!


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About 👩🏾‍⚕️
Dr. Tiffany Woodus is a Board Certified OBGYN with 18+years experience. She is owner and principal physician of Woodus Obstetrics & Gynecology in Southern Dallas where she specializes in fighting women's health inequities.


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