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Re: High Blood Pressure with 26 weeks

From: Claudia Twisdale RN (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 24 May 2000 19:18:39 -0500 (CDT)


Main concern of conditions like high b/p. diabetes, etc are placenta function. Sometimes with these conditions placenta seems to slow up functioning earlier. Usually most OB people I have worked with stat doing weekly nonstress tests on moms with high blood pressure, or diabetes around this point in pregnancy. This is a noninvasive easy test, you are hooked up to fetal montior, and each time you feel baby move you push a button which makes a mark on test strip. Rationale is to see how baby;s heart rate responds to stress of movement. A good test shows baby' heart rate accelerating with movement.

At Wed, 24 May 2000, JUDY wrote: >
>>From my 24 weeks, my blood pressure began to raise. Now, I am in 26
>weeks. My blood pressure is about 130-142/80-92. My doctor has given
>me a several blood tests, including blood sugar test. All of them are
>normal. Also, I don't have swollen hands and feet and protein urine. My
>doctor is also wondering the causes of this high blood pressure. I
>monitored my blood pressure on the daily basis. The only thing I feel
>different is that my neck is very pain and stiff. I had neck bone spur
>before, so, is it possible that my neck pain/sore can cause high blood
>pressure? Or maybe this is the consequence of the high blood pressure?
>
>How will this high blood pressure affect my baby? This is my first child
>and I am 31 in this year.
>
>Appreciate for your opinion.




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