What causes pregnancy-induced hypertension?

Preeclampsia is a common disease in obstetrics and gynecology. Women will experience nausea, vomiting, decreased vision, lower abdominal pain, increased blood pressure, and even edema after 24 weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, everyone must pay high attention and actively prevent infectious diseases. What causes gestational hypertension? Let’s take a closer look at the relevant content below.

Obesity can cause the body to suffer from gestational hypertension. According to statistical studies, women who weigh more than 60KG are more likely to suffer from gestational hypertension than those who are lighter. Therefore, everyone must pay high attention to it. Obesity can increase the probability of women suffering from gestational hypertension. Everyone must effectively control their weight and never be too fat, otherwise it will affect their future health.

In addition, gestational hypertension is related to genetic inheritance. If there is a family history of genetic inheritance, gestational hypertension may occur in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. This is also a very rare phenomenon. Everyone must pay high attention to it, go to the hospital for regular check-ups, and actively prevent infectious diseases, otherwise it will cause other inappropriate symptoms in the body.

In addition, uterine embryo ischemia can also cause gestational hypertension in the body. Polyhydramnios and excessive uterine dilatation may increase the pressure on the uterus, which will cause a decrease in the blood volume of the uterine disc and even cause symptoms such as ischemic hypoxia. Vascular spasm may cause an increase in blood pressure in the body. Therefore, everyone must pay high attention to it, actively prevent infections, and use symptomatic drugs to control symptoms.

The above is a detailed introduction to how gestational hypertension is caused. Pregnant mothers should release stress and maintain a happy spirit during pregnancy. It is also necessary to ensure sufficient work and rest time, ensure 8 hours of sleep every day, and keep the room clean and quiet, otherwise it will affect the quality of sleep. It is also necessary to pay attention to pre-delivery examinations. It is necessary to go to the hospital for regular check-ups. Finally, I would like to remind everyone to supplement more protein, nutrients, dietary fiber and other nutrients.