Patient's question:
Pregnant in 2011, around 28 weeks in March 2012 due to high blood pressure, 3+ proteinuria, and effusions in the pleural cavity, abdominal cavity, and pericardium, the condition was severe, and an induced abortion was performed. The fetus was unable to be saved. Subsequently, antihypertensive drugs, kidney recovery medicine, and Bailing capsules were taken. After about 3 months, blood pressure returned to normal; after about 6 months, proteinuria returned to normal. Subsequently, regular urine routine, renal function, and echocardiography were checked, all of which were normal.Currently, she wants to get pregnant again. She is now 32 years old, considered advanced maternal age; her urine is slightly cloudy; and her cholesterol is high (7.0, slightly overweight). Her father has hypertension.
Doctor's answer:
I'm very sorry, but I was unable to reply in a timely manner due to various reasons recently. Indeed, there is still a possibility of developing gestational hypertension during pregnancy again. It is recommended to lose weight before pregnancy, monitor blood pressure, and after blood pressure returns to normal, strengthen monitoring and calcium treatment after getting pregnant again.