Patient's question:
In April 2012, at 27 weeks pregnant, due to gestational hypertension, I had a cesarean section and gave birth to a male infant weighing 2 pounds and 1.5 ounces, with underdeveloped genitalia.Doctor's answer:
First, take pre-marital health check-ups seriously. Through the check-ups, some diseases can be discovered, such as hepatitis B and sexually transmitted diseases. These diseases can affect the health of future generations, causing fetal malformations. These conditions can only be treated before pregnancy.2. Prepare well before pregnancy. Do not get pregnant blindly. Make sure pregnancy is planned and well-prepared, and undergo some necessary check-ups.
3. Avoid pregnancy in spring and winter. There are more viruses during these seasons.
4. After pregnancy, establish a prenatal health care card immediately and have regular check-ups.
5. Prevent reproductive tract infections. The birth of the infant has no relationship with high blood pressure.