Data vs. Care Juan Pablo argues for the potential of big data in prenatal care, emphasizing its ability to monitor crucial metrics like blood pressure and weight. However, concerns arise about the emotional reassurance that comes from in-person doctor visits, especially regarding the well-being of both mother and baby. The discussion highlights the delicate balance between leveraging technology and maintaining personal care in healthcare practices.
In this clip Josh Muccio Juan-Pablo Segura Jillian Manus Phil Nadel From this podcast Related Questions Hi Gary, I've listened to your interviews on Joe Rogan and most recently on the Shawn Ryan Show. I have been a Labor and Delivery nurse for the past 23 years. I am interested in your thoughts regarding maternal health issues such as preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, and anemia. Generally, preeclampsia is treated with labetolol, procardia, hydralazine, and magnesium. Gestational diabetes is either diet-controlled or treated with metformin or insulin. At the start of my career, having preeclampsia or GDM was the exception; now it seems like having no issues is the exception. I really appreciated the information you gave on the SRS regarding anxiety, depression, treatments, and the relationship to postpartum depression. Thanks so much! I have a question about this episode 64. Bonus Episode: Kelly LeVeque on Off The Record and this Natural Birth Journey. As I plan for my next pregnancy, what can I do to avoid ending up in the hospital again if I was "diagnosed" with pre-eclampsia right around my due date during my first pregnancy, which led to a cascade of interventions and medications that I did not want? I don't do medications, I prefer to stay out of hospitals, and I am 39 but overall would say I am healthy. I want to have my next baby at home, but the midwife is required by law to follow standards. How can I keep my blood pressure down and set myself up to avoid walking the same path? What are your thoughts on the current trends in maternal health issues like preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, and anemia as discussed in the episode Dr. Nicole Sparks: Pregnancy & Postpartum Pro-Tips + The Powers of Witch Hazel and the clip Maternal Health Crisis?
