Patient's question:
Hello doctor; I had normal blood pressure before pregnancy, with a diastolic pressure of 80 and a systolic pressure of 120. When I was about five and a half months pregnant, I was checked and found that my blood pressure had increased slightly, with a diastolic pressure of ninety and a systolic pressure of one hundred thirty-four. My liver and kidney functions were normal, and there was no plus sign for protein in the urine. I was given antihypertensive medication at the Cangzhou City Hospital and have been taking it every day.Doctor's answer:
1. Regular check-ups during the early stages of pregnancy mainly involve measuring blood pressure, checking for protein in the urine, and weighing.2. Pay attention to rest and nutrition. Keep your mood light, your spirits relaxed, and aim to lie down for more than 10 hours a day, preferably in a side-lying position, to improve blood circulation and enhance kidney blood supply. Avoid excessive salt intake and ensure adequate protein and vitamin intake.
3. Address abnormal conditions promptly. If anemia is detected, supplement iron immediately; if lower limb edema is observed, increase bed rest time and elevate your feet to rest; if blood pressure is high, take medication as prescribed. If symptoms are severe, consider terminating the pregnancy.
4. Pay attention to medical history. Pregnant women with a history of nephritis, hypertension, or preeclampsia in previous pregnancies should undergo focused monitoring under the guidance of a doctor.