Patient's question:
Pregnancy at 31 weeks: Blood pressure 130/100, proteinuria 3+. Highest blood pressure during this period was 150/110. At 33 weeks, Cesarean section delivery. Postpartum blood pressure was not particularly stable; several times the diastolic pressure was 100, but most were within the normal range. One month postpartum, blood pressure was normal at 130/80. Two urine tests were conducted: one showed 1+ proteinuria and the other showed 2+ proteinuria. Liver and kidney function were normal. Two months postpartum, blood pressure was 120/80, with proteinuria 2+.Doctor's answer:
Hello, preeclampsia usually returns to normal about one month after delivery, with the longest duration being around three months. Currently, at two months postpartum, if your urine protein is still 2, it indicates that preeclampsia still exists. You can temporarily regulate it through diet and lifestyle adjustments, and medication is not yet necessary. If the symptoms persist without improvement, medication will be required to control them.