Patient's question:
A young woman, 26 years old, was diagnosed with high blood pressure. At the age of 32, she became pregnant. In the sixth month of pregnancy, her blood pressure reached as high as 240/125, and she experienced gum bleeding. She was admitted to the provincial women's hospital, where she gave birth to a male infant weighing 650 grams via cesarean section. However, the baby only lived for three hours. Now she is 36 years old and has recently remarried. She really wants to have a child. Under medication, her blood pressure is generally stable. Can she try again?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to give up the attempt to have more children. The reasons are: 1. Age is over 30; 2. Hypertension in three trimesters, high risk.