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I Am 24 Year Old With Mild Mental Retardation. Can I Deliver A Healthy Baby ?
Hi I m 24yrs old and is 2 wks pregnant .My wt. is 45kg and hb is 9.3. I m also having mild MR. My b.p remains 85/50mmHg. What should i do to deliever a healthy baby?Presently i m not taking any medicine for MR. I took penicillin upto 18 yrs.I m not having anyPHYSICAL SYMPTOMS. i feel like totally healthy.
Mon, 13 Jun 2011
Hi, Vidhya,
Thanks for query,
Your weight is less and you are anemic too,
You have to improve both to get healthy baby.
Take nourishing high protein diet,plenty of milk,fresh fruits and juices,green veges.
Take dry fruits,
Take good branded Iron tablet with folic acid.
During pregnancy observe for MR.
ok and bye..
Thanks for query,
Your weight is less and you are anemic too,
You have to improve both to get healthy baby.
Take nourishing high protein diet,plenty of milk,fresh fruits and juices,green veges.
Take dry fruits,
Take good branded Iron tablet with folic acid.
During pregnancy observe for MR.
ok and bye..
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The BP is still low. The foetus will need more blood supply for proper growth. Due to low BP you can get very dizzy also. Get your Haemoglobin values checked. Take you Folic acid tablets as advised. Get regular checkups for your Pregnancy without fail. You may need medication from your Cardiologist in this regard. Delivery may be by Caesarian section especially if you are having symptoms like shortness of breath and palpitations, as decided by the Obstetrician.
Good Day
The BP is still low. The foetus will need more blood supply for proper growth. Due to low BP you can get very dizzy also. Get your Haemoglobin values checked. Take you Folic acid tablets as advised. Get regular checkups for your Pregnancy without fail. You may need medication from your Cardiologist in this regard. Delivery may be by Caesarian section especially if you are having symptoms like shortness of breath and palpitations, as decided by the Obstetrician.
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