Patient's question:
I am 7 months pregnant and go for a walk at the square in the community downstairs every day. Today, while listening to the ladies downstairs chat, I heard that the pregnant woman in the neighboring building suffered from preeclampsia during her pregnancy, her health deteriorated, and her children were not healthy after birth. I was terrified. How can you prevent preeclampsia?Doctor's answer:
You are now 7 months pregnant. If the current thorough examination is normal, the chance of experiencing preeclampsia again is relatively small, so it's important to first relax mentally. In terms of prevention, preeclampsia primarily requires attention to a regular lifestyle, avoiding staying up late, maintaining a left lateral position during the second and third trimesters, eating a light diet, not consuming excessive salt, and supplementing with calcium. Afterwards, follow the doctor's advice for regular prenatal check-ups, and promptly address any abnormalities that are detected.