Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Do I still need to do the second-trimester test after the early pregnancy test?Doctor's answer:
Early Tang is NT (nuchal translucency scan), right? This seems to be done through BC. It's performed between weeks 11-13 of pregnancy. Middle Tang should involve blood tests to check alpha-fetoprotein and human chorionic gonadotropin, done between weeks 16-20 of pregnancy. Early Tang has a higher accuracy rate, while Middle Tang has a lower one. If there are no issues with Early Tang, I personally don't think Middle Tang is necessary. Hypertension is generally primary hypertension, so I recommend you take oral medication without interruption. Hypertension can lead to many complications, so it's advisable to follow a low-sodium diet and a low-fat diet. Avoid emotional excitement. Under the guidance of your local doctor, you can choose antihypertensive medications such as nitrendipine. It's better to choose sustained-release tablets like bosentan or sustained-release nifedipine, as they help maintain more stable blood pressure.