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180/100 BP in 7 week pregnancy
I'm 7 week pregnant. On 1 st Dr visit realised bp is 180/100. Before pregnancy not on bp medicine it was normal. 1 st pregnancy history of preeclampsia. my son is 11 yr now. Total thyroid surgery is done past 2 yr. After surgery I have hypocalcemia with normal pth. For maintaining calcium levels taking 4 tablets of Shelcal500 and rocaltrol. Now gynaec suggest us for abortion. Took two opinions but same advice. They are saying it is a very high risk pregnancy. Please guide any other options.
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It's very high risk pregnancy. Termination is the best option
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advised to get admitted at higher center
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