Calling everyone who has experience with high blood pressure in pregnancy!
High blood pressure can happen to any woman during pregnancy. It can start before pregnancy, during pregnancy, or after the baby is born.
Some women with high blood pressure are not aware that they have it as they feel fine. However, high blood pressure can also make a mother feel very unwell. She may have very bad headaches, seizures (fits), or problems with other parts of the body. It can also affect the baby. The baby may be born too early, too small, or become very sick or die.
We want to know:
What questions or issues or topics matter most to you about high blood pressure in pregnancy?
By sharing your ideas, you will help researchers study what really matters to people.
When we say “research”, we mean finding out new information about health problems to help make care better.
Who are we?
We are women, partners, family members and health workers running a project supported by the James Lind Alliance. We want to find out what questions on high blood pressure in pregnancy researchers should focus on.
Taking part in this survey
- It is your choice to complete the survey.
- You do not have to answer every question.
- We will keep your answers private.
- Your answers will be deleted when the project ends (anticipated November 2027).
- This digital survey is for people aged 18 years and above.
This survey will take about 10 minutes to complete. If you would like to take part, please answer the following questions.