Postpartum high blood pressure, 2+ proteinuria, how should the baby be fed?

Patient's question:

Postpartum high blood pressure, 2+ proteinuria, what should the baby eat?
1. Edema and elevated blood pressure started in the 7th month of pregnancy.
2. Upper abdominal discomfort and shortness of breath.
3. Slight anemia.
4. Placental calcification.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, this condition may be due to abnormal kidney function caused by high blood pressure. Suggestions: Postpartum, due to a large amount of blood returning, it is easy to cause an increase in blood volume, leading to symptoms of high blood pressure. In this case, it is generally necessary to actively control blood pressure to prevent severe damage to kidney function. Diuretic drugs can be taken orally to improve treatment.

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