Does anyone have experience with a baby friendly hospital? It’s a pro breastfeeding initiative accreditation that many local hospitals to me have. I was very turned off upon learning more about this as it seems very one track minded and not very flexible by any means. I plan to switch hospitals due to this, but curious to hear any experiences.
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u/Important_Yam9833 — 7 days ago
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Hey y’all. I’m pregnant for the first time and have limited access to providers in my area of the country (USA). I’m curious what folks think of the advice I was given by a provider today. She said that after first trimester, I should start baby aspirin because of my two “low risk” factors for pre eclampsia. Those risk factors being BMI of 32, and a first time pregnancy. Is this old school? Is this necessary? I’m just looking for opinions, as I’m truly not sure. I am overweight but I’m also very active, I’m tall, and I’m built big. I’m healthy and have never had a blood pressure issue, as a matter of fact my blood pressure is typically low/on the low side.
Thoughts? Thanks in advanced.
u/Important_Yam9833 — 8 days ago