Can giving birth cause myocardial ischemia?

Children may cause myocardial ischemia.

During childbirth, due to physical activity and emotional influence, the patient's blood pressure may increase, and the increase in blood pressure may increase the burden on the heart, so that myocardial ischemia. Secondly, during childbirth, due to uterine contractions and other factors, blood is redistributed to the uterus and pelvic region, resulting in a corresponding decrease in systemic blood circulation, which may cause myocardial ischemia. Normally, myocardial ischemia during labor is temporary, and when labor is complete, myocardial blood supply tends to recover quickly and does not cause serious cardiovascular problems.