Pregnancy induced hypertension

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Asked for Female, 31 Years

31 female I got 140/80 bp at 35 week of pregnancy , 150/90 at 37 week so doc prescribed nicardia 20 ,2 times a day and at 38 week cesarean delivery done 3-4 hr after delivery bp 160/100 with medicine Than as it was 134/85 doc discharged next day with medicine Up to One and half month after delivery it was 140-150/80-95 it's been 65 days medicine is continue Bp is 130-140/80-90 range at 6 pm a day Today checked With out taking medicine from the last 27 hr its 174/100. Chances to come back to pre pregnancy level?

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Dr. Anand Lingan Cardiologist 23 yrs exp Mysore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anand Lingan

Cardiologist 23 yrs exp Mysore

Madam...it is difficult to predict. Don't stop medications ..take them regularly as advised by your doctor. Overtime if BP is well controlled then the medications may be reduced or gradually stopped.

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