Patient's question:
During pregnancy, if you develop preeclampsia while giving birth, you received intravenous fluids to lower your blood pressure for two days in the hospital after the birth. On the third day, when your blood pressure returned to normal, the IV fluids were discontinued. How should preeclampsia be treated during childbirth for the best outcome?Doctor's answer:
This situation has nothing to do with taking ferrous sulfate. Ferrous sulfate is a medication used to supplement iron and treat anemia, and it has no relation to blood pressure. Do not take it blindly. Pregnancy-induced hypertension is very common. If it still drops after delivery, active testing is needed to determine if primary hypertension may recur. Pay attention to active control and do not take it blindly.In addition to symptomatic treatment, obstetric patients also need to pay attention to maintaining a good mood in their daily lives. A positive mood is very helpful for recovery. I hope the above answer can assist you. Thank you!