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Low BP in second trimester
Hi, I am in 17th week of pregnancy. My bp remains low for last 4-5 days. The bp ranges between 95/60 to 84/56. I am taking blood thinner injection also. Should I continue taking blood thinner? Is it ok or needs attention? Do i need to consult my gynecologist immediately?
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If this has been your prepregnancy bp it's ok. Otherwise you need to consult your doctor.
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Yes consult gynaecologist
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Connect please
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In 2nd trimester Bp generally falls
It’s normal phenomenon during pregnancy
And continue taking injections as u r taking
If any bleeding thn only stop
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
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Connect please. In normal pregnancy,bp generally falls a little.
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