Patient's question:
Medical history: How long after cesarean section surgery will blood pressure return to normal?Doctor's answer:
Preeclampsia (full name: pregnancy-induced hypertension), is a unique and common disease among pregnant women, characterized by clinical features such as hypertension, edema, proteinuria, convulsions, fainting, and even maternal and fetal death. Preeclampsia syndrome is classified into mild, moderate, and severe stages based on severity. Severe preeclampsia syndrome is also known as preeclampsia and eclampsia, where eclampsia refers to convulsions occurring on the basis of hypertension. Generally, pregnancy-induced hypertension will return to normal within 2-4 weeks after the delivery of the fetus.