How is pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome treated?

Patient's question:

Female: 26 years old, pregnant for 5 months last year, blood pressure 160/120, underwent induced abortion at Tangshan Maternal and Child Health Hospital. Blood pressure remains high one year later, and antihypertensive medication has been taken continuously.

Doctor's answer:

Strengthen prenatal nutrition and rest. Enhancing nutrition during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, especially the supplementation of protein, multiple vitamins, folic acid, and iron, plays a certain role in preventing gestational hypertension syndrome. Due to maternal nutritional deficiencies, hypoproteinemia, or severe anemia, the incidence of preeclampsia tends to increase.

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