Patient's question:
I've always wanted to have another one, and now with the two-child policy, I've been actively trying to conceive and have successfully become pregnant. However, during my last prenatal check-up, I was found to have recurring preeclampsia. What should I do about preeclampsia in the early stages of pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy have a significant impact on the fetus, which can lead to intrauterine growth restriction and may repeatedly cause conditions such as fetal distress, preterm birth, cerebral palsy, pneumonia, hyaline membrane disease, and neonatal pulmonary edema. These conditions greatly affect the child's long-term growth and development. Therefore, pregnant women who repeatedly experience hypertensive disorders during pregnancy must seek medical attention promptly to control their blood pressure! In terms of diet, it is recommended to follow a high-vitamin, low-fat, low-carbohydrate, and low-sodium diet.