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2022-09-26 06:48:15
Why is preeclampsia so dangerous?many women gets hypertension and protein in urine after 20weeks or before 20weeks as well?why is only preeclampsia that difficult?
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In preclampsia because of high blood pressure fetal circulation is compromised so there is chances of growth retardation of foetus occur. Also if blood pressure is not controlled chances of convulsions are increased. It affects both mother and baby so it is dangerous.

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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Discuss with your treating doctor. It’s a vast topic.

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