Patient's question:
I have been carefully checked and found to be three and a half months pregnant. It's very late now. Originally, pregnancy is a happy thing, but my body is not good, I have primary hypertension. Doctor, how should I deal with pregnancy with primary hypertension?Doctor's answer:
Hello, you are now pregnant. First, if you are a hypertensive patient and become pregnant, the risk is relatively high, but it is not absolutely impossible to get pregnant. We need to pay attention to testing. If your blood pressure is particularly high, you should take oral antihypertensive medication, such as beta-blockers. Of course, if medication can be avoided, it is best to avoid it. Pay attention to a low-sodium, low-fat diet, do not have too much pressure, and maintain good deep sleep. During the late stage of pregnancy, pay attention to health checks to prevent the recurrence of preeclampsia.