Patient's question:
After that, deep sleep at night and the previous treatment situation and effects: After discovering it, I was hospitalized for intravenous infusion, and my blood pressure remained abnormal, and there was no fetal movement. Apart from one and a half months before the caesarean section, the child was also very small. What kind of help do I need: Explain my problemDoctor's answer:
A history of gestational hypertension and a family history both increase the risk of recurrent gestational hypertension. In other words, your chances of developing gestational hypertension again during your second pregnancy are higher than others. Given this risk factor, you should take preventive measures during your second pregnancy, such as adopting a proper diet and adequate rest. International studies have shown that taking 1 to 2 grams of calcium daily can effectively reduce the recurrence of gestational hypertension.