The three main symptoms of pregnancy-induced hypertension

The full name of gestational hypertension in clinical medicine is pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, which is a common disease during pregnancy and seriously affects the care of mothers and babies. Most of the patients with gestational hypertension are women over 30 years old, who are relatively obese and like to eat greasy food. Therefore, these women should pay attention to it after pregnancy. So what are the three major clinical symptoms of gestational hypertension? Let's learn about it together below.

1. Hypertension: If the pregnant mother's blood pressure is measured ≥17.3/12kpa (130/9b250mhg), or the systolic blood pressure is measured as ≥4kpa (3b250mhg) higher than the baseline blood pressure, and the diastolic blood pressure is increased by ≥2kpa (15mmhg), generally, such patients need to be remeasured twice at intervals. If the blood pressure is still high after more than 6 hours of measurement, then it can be diagnosed with hypertension.

2. Edema: After hypertension occurs, pregnant women will also increase their weight significantly with rest, which can exceed 0.5KG per week, or some soft tissue parts of the body cannot recover quickly after being pressed, but only have a dent. The common locations are: ankles, calves, thighs, abdomen, back, and face. Edema is when there is pitting edema.

3. Proteinuria: When pregnant women have a routine urine test, the main manifestations are: proteinuria is judged to be above " ", or the 24-hour urine protein quantity is ≥1 gram. It usually occurs after blood pressure rises.

What needs attention are women who are pregnant and have essential hypertension, and patients whose blood pressure drops in the second trimester of pregnancy. Or those whose blood pressure is less than 21.2/13.3kPa (160/100mmHg), then there is no need to worry too much at this time, because the fetal survival rate is relatively high; however, if the blood pressure is higher than 21.2/13.3kPa (160/100mmHg), pregnant mothers should pay more attention, because this will significantly increase the fetal mortality rate.

The above are the clinical manifestations of gestational hypertension introduced to you today. I hope that after reading it, ladies can have a new understanding and grasp of gestational hypertension, and pay enough attention to it. If ladies who suffer from high blood pressure are planning to become pregnant, they must consult a doctor and follow the doctor's advice to avoid and reduce the occurrence of unexpected situations.