Q: Does high blood pressure affect your ability to produce a baby? (Question comes from a male)
A: Yes, high blood pressure and pregnancy can be a problem. Blood pressure needs to be controlled during pregnancy to make sure the baby grows properly. Only certain medicines can be used so that the baby won’t be harmed by the drug. Anyone female trying to get pregnant with high blood pressure should consult their doctor prior to conception. Males with high blood pressure need to know that some blood pressure medicines cause erectile dysfunction. A consultation with a doctor may be needed for a medication change to improve the ability to fertilize an egg.
Further Reading:
Hypertension in Pregnancy – gynob.com
Hypertension During Pregnancy- WomensHealthCareTopics.com
Wow, I recall your earlier response to someone complaining of sexual performance problems that his blood pressure meds could not do that!? I remember pointing out the Mayo Clinic confirmation on the fact that many hypertension drugs can impair sexual function. Did you learn that from my answer, or are there different people writing these poor answers you regularly offer?
Good point D.