Patient's question:
Doctor, I am overweight and have high blood pressure. I have been married for two years and have always wanted a baby. However, I have consulted many doctors, and they have all advised against it, fearing that I might develop preeclampsia again during pregnancy. Can someone with primary hypertension get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
People with obesity who experience high blood pressure again often have adenoid hypertrophy. It is recommended to visit an otolaryngology department for examination to check for uvulitis, tonsillar enlargement, laryngeal polyps, and nasal congestion caused by rhinitis. Women with existing hypertension are prone to developing preeclampsia during pregnancy, which means the risk of pregnancy is very high. For mild hypertension patients, it can be tried, but it is essential to be admitted to the hospital early in the late stage of early pregnancy.