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Is it a preeclampsia?
I am 10weeks pregnant and my bp is high up to 130/90 and 140/100 with protein in urine is it preeclampsia?and if it's a preeclampsia it will get controlled by medicines?
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You need further evaluation to look for the cause. Kindly consult alongwith your ultrasound report
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Hi.. It's only hypertension. It's not Preclamsia is the state when blood pressure increased with proteinurea after 20weeks of pregnancy.
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Pre eclampsia is a complication which occurs after 6 months of pregnancy. You are only 10 weeks pregnant
So it is not pre eclampsia.
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