Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 28 years old this year, and I am currently pregnant. However, I have gestational hypertension, so the doctor said the baby might be born prematurely. Now, I would like to ask you how many weeks are more common for gestational hypertension to result in pregnancy? What are the risks associated with premature birth?Doctor's answer:
Because terminating early pregnancy is a more effective measure for treating gestational hypertension, the gestational age at which preeclampsia can be carried to needs to be determined based on the control results of preeclampsia and the recurrence time of eclampsia. Hello, if a preeclampsia patient does not show significant improvement after active treatment for 24-28 hours, or if a preeclampsia patient's gestational age is already below 34 weeks, early pregnancy can be terminated.