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9 week pregnant having low blood pressur
I am 9 weeks 2 days pregnant since afternoon my bp is below the normal range which is 130/80 and my bp right now is 100/67 and I feel like I can't keep anything in my stomach as each time I eat I vomit due to nausea and I am feeling very exhausted now
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Your BP is not low. It is normal.
In fact a BP reading of 130/80 at 9 weeks is high.
Your symptoms are a part of normal pregnancy which appear at the beginning of second month. You may consult with a Gynecologist on Practo for the management.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The blood pressure is normal
Get ur hemoglobin levels checked
Fr a prescription fr a medicine for vomitting connect online
Small frequent meal
Avoid spicy n fried food
Walk after each meal
Hydrate Well
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