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Blood pressure of 140 and vomited twice
I am in 31st week of pregnancy and till now every thing was normal. Yesterday i was told after ultrasound by my doctor that the growth of foetus is not enough.
I also had bp of 140 yesterday and today in morning it is 160 now with pulse rate of 95.
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Dr. Neha Malviya
Gynecologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
You should take the high blood pressure seriously and in pregnancy diastolic bp is more important than systolic bp u should do thorough investigations of bp and do proper consultation to gynecologist
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Dr. Sonal Katarmal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Pune
The Blood pressure measurement is incomplete. It always has 2 readings 140/---? (Systolic / Diastolic)
When u put half report, no scan picture, no other detail history, u will be confused by our answers.
Ur systolic blood pressure is on higher side.
Fetal growth restriction has many causes. High blood pressure is 1 of that.
U should consult Gynecologist in person.
Antihypertensive medications.
Scan + Doppler study.
Rule.out other causes of fetal growth restriction.
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