Can I keep a child if I have gestational hypertension?

During pregnancy, women's bodies are usually weaker, and they may experience some unusual symptoms, such as gestational hypertension, gestational hyperglycemia, or vomiting. If such a problem occurs in the early stages of pregnancy, we can first understand the actual cause and then make adjustments in all aspects of daily life. Many people will ask, if high blood pressure occurs during pregnancy, will it affect the child? Can I have a baby?

Can I have a baby if I have high blood pressure during pregnancy?

The harm of gestational hypertension depends on the stage of pregnancy and the level of hypertension when the symptoms occur. Generally speaking, the closer the time of gestational hypertension occurs to the early stage of pregnancy, the greater the risk faced by the pregnant mother. However, most of the symptoms of gestational hypertension are very mild, and the symptoms will not appear until the pregnant woman gives birth. Although this situation also has certain risks, the care of the mother and baby will generally not be greatly affected.

Pregnancy-induced hypertension can cause damage to the mother's internal organs

1. Brain: Spasm of the aorta in the head causes ischemia and edema of the brain tissue, and symptoms such as dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting and convulsions occur. In more serious cases, the blood vessels in the head may constrict and be accompanied by vascular embolism, resulting in spotty bleeding.

2. Kidney function: Ischemic kidney function, capillary thrombosis and even renal function damage can cause oliguria and proteinuria, and in severe cases, renal failure may occur.

The above introduces the harm that gestational hypertension can cause to the body. During pregnancy, you must regulate your body, maintain a regular schedule, and avoid excessive anger or other conditions that may cause blood pressure disorders. Before pregnancy, you must understand the harm that high blood pressure can cause to your body, and then carry out effective prevention and control.