Patient's question:
A woman is 37 years old this year. I am a high-risk pregnancy, and for many years after marriage, I couldn't get pregnant. Finally, I got pregnant this year. At three months, when I went to build a file and do screening, they said my blood pressure was too high and that I needed to control it. Now that I'm taking medication, it's also inconvenient. What are the hazards of gestational hypertension?Doctor's answer:
The hazards of gestational hypertension disease:(1) High blood sugar can cause abnormal embryonic growth and development, even leading to fetal demise, with a miscarriage rate of 15% to 30%.
(2) The likelihood of developing gestational hypertension disease again is 2 to 4 times higher compared to non-diabetic pregnant women. GDM (gestational diabetes mellitus) second-degree neurons gestational hypertension may be related to severe insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia.
(3) Infection is a major complication of diabetes. Pregnant women with poorly controlled blood sugar are prone to recurrent infections, which can lead to severe diabetic catabolic disorders and even acute complications such as diabetic ketoacidosis.
(4) The incidence of polyhydramnios is 10 times higher than in non-diabetic pregnant women. The reason may be related to fetal hyperglycemia and osmotic diuresis, leading to a continuous increase in fetal urine output.