What are the causes of pregnancy-induced hypertension?

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Doctor's answer:

Hello! Pregnancy-induced hypertension is a relatively common condition in pregnant women. High uterine tension in pregnant women, excessive amniotic fluid, calcium deficiency, malnutrition, and sudden changes in weather can all lead to pregnancy-induced hypertension. Additionally, sudden changes in weather also increase the likelihood of pregnant women developing pregnancy-induced hypertension.