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Postpartam eclampsia
10 days back my wife got seizure and after 10 min we measure her bp its 99/158 and heartrate was 129. she delivered a baby girl on 27of july and after some days she got frequent headache, little pain in left side of stomach, bp more than 90/140 and swelling in bounderies of both eyes. we ignor all this and assume that all happen because of lack of sleep but in 3rd week she suddenly got seizure for at least 2 mins and we dont know why it is happen and still seeking for permanent solution. please help.
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Post partum Eclampsia is your working diagnosis since it is high blood pressure with headache. MRI has ruled out cortical vein thrombosis.
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Monitor Blood pressure twice a day for a week and note in a diary Take Tablet Labetalol 100 mg twice a day for a week Low salt diet Take rest in a quite dark room
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If diastolic blood pressure is still more than 90 add Tablet Metoprolol XL 25 mg twice a day for a week Avoid spicy and fried foods Watch for vomitting or low urine production or fever or pain abdomen
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Go to your gynecologist for further evaluation for bp /urine albumin /USG pelvis/renal function test/kidney function test
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needs to start antihypertensive if bp is more
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for further details contact me on practo
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