Hypertension in Pregnancy

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Hypertension in Pregnancy

One of the leading causes of pregnancy-related maternal and foetal morbidity and mortality globally is still hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP). In addition to the usual hazards associated with cardiovascular disease, affected women also have an elevated chance of developing cardiovascular disease later in life.

Symptoms of danger include severe headaches, visual abnormalities including flashes of light or fuzzy vision, and upper abdominal pain. It's crucial to regularly check your blood pressure during pregnancy. There is a chance that pregnancy will make your blood pressure worse if it already is. When a previously normotensive person experiences elevated blood pressure during pregnancy, it is known as pre-eclampsia. Though it can occasionally occur in the third trimester, during labour, or after birth, this usually occurs in the second trimester. Such people may also experience protein leakage through their urine. Aspirin and blood pressure drugs to regulate elevated blood pressure are the standard therapy administered.
Consult Dr Vijay Patel, Nephrologist & Kidney Specialist Doctor for stress on kidneys due to hypertension in pregnancy. He is the best Nephrologist in South Mumbai and one of the best kidney specialist in Mumbai.