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What Does High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy Indicate?

Hello I am haseen .I am 10 week pregnant now and have un stable bp 140/90 - 110/70 in my first pregnancy I had high blood pressure after 28 weeks and then ihad early dilivery and also my baby was abort 2 kg and he daid after 3 days plz confirm me can I have a healthy baby this time plzzz ans me. And advice me what to do to have a healthy baby this time
Mon, 5 Jan 2015
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Hello Haseen. You are right to be concerned about this pregnancy, considering the problems in your first pregnancy. Unfortunately, high blood pressure problems tend to recur in subsequent pregnancies. So, you will have to be regular with your check ups, not only with your obstetrician but also a physician. If I were your doctor, I'd suggest you reduce your salt intake. There are a couple of drugs which are safe in pregnancy and if the blood pressure is kept near normal, there are all the chances that you would have a normal baby at the end of your pregnancy. But keep a regular check, esp. after 16 weeks. I hope I have answered your question.
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What Does High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy Indicate?

Hello Haseen. You are right to be concerned about this pregnancy, considering the problems in your first pregnancy. Unfortunately, high blood pressure problems tend to recur in subsequent pregnancies. So, you will have to be regular with your check ups, not only with your obstetrician but also a physician. If I were your doctor, I d suggest you reduce your salt intake. There are a couple of drugs which are safe in pregnancy and if the blood pressure is kept near normal, there are all the chances that you would have a normal baby at the end of your pregnancy. But keep a regular check, esp. after 16 weeks. I hope I have answered your question.