Pregnancy-induced hypertension was negative

A negative prediction for gestational hypertension means that the chance of women in the late stages of pregnancy suffering from high blood pressure during pregnancy is very low, but they also need to pay more attention to physical care during pregnancy. They should have regular physical examinations. Through prenatal examinations, they can understand the health of their body and fetus at any time. They should eat more nutritious foods in their daily diet.

What does a negative result in gestational hypertension mean?

The prediction of gestational hypertension is negative, indicating that the chance of developing gestational hypertension in the late pregnancy is very low. Preeclampsia is a primary hypertension, which is mainly manifested by increased arterial blood pressure. It usually occurs in the late pregnancy. The probability of preeclampsia gradually increases with the age of the mother. Pregnant women are advised to eat more fruits and vegetables to prevent such diseases.

Preeclampsia is the abbreviation of pregnancy-induced hypertension, which is very common and the accuracy of a negative prediction is not necessarily high. It depends on the circumstances. There are many high-risk factors for pregnancy-induced hypertension, for the following reasons:

(1) Those who suffer from excessive mental stress or stimulation resulting in central nervous system dysfunction;

(2) Cold seasons or when the temperature changes greatly, especially when the air pressure rises;

(3) young primigravida (40 years old);

(4) Pregnant women with a history of chronic hypertension, chronic nephritis, diabetes, etc.;

(5) Malnutrition, such as anemia and hypoproteinemia;

(6) People with short and fat body, that is, those with body mass index [weight (kg)/height (cm)2x100)>0.24;

(7) Those with excessive uterine tension (such as polyhydramnios, twin pregnancy, diabetic macrosomia and hydatidiform mole, etc.); (8) Those with a family history of hypertension, especially those whose mothers have a history of severe gestational hypertension.

It is recommended to keep a happy mood during pregnancy and not be too nervous. Being too nervous can easily cause high blood pressure and gestational hypertension. Pregnant women need to maintain a happy mood during pregnancy, which will help the growth and development of the fetus.

By monitoring the pregnant woman's blood pressure, heart rate, and other aspects, the possibility of pregnant women developing gestational hypertension is comprehensively assessed. If the assessment is negative, it means that the possibility of developing hypertension during pregnancy is low. If the prediction is positive, the pregnant woman is advised to pay attention to changes in diet and lifestyle habits early to avoid hypertension in the middle and late stages of pregnancy.