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17 weeks pregnant sudden raise in bp
I am currently 17 weeks pregnant I have been checking my bp twice a day its normally around 109/70 but yesterday night i had bittergourd vegetable in dinner next morning i woke up when severe dizziness not able to sit straight measured bp at that time came 143/109 then drank sweet lemonade and checked bp after 15 minutes came 110/ 67 and felt instantly relief by having lemonade and lying down this episode happened only once sonce then my bp is absolutely fine in range average of 110 by 68
i am currently taking susten 300 OD and ecosprin 75 OD
is it normal for happening once ?
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What you ate is not the reason for the high blood pressure
You should keep a keen watch on your blood pressure records
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