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Developing pressure in uterus
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I'm 5th month pregnant Doc told me im developing BP as I have more pressures in uterus which is reducing blood flo to the baby,
How to deal with this??stress,tension, anxiety results in this or can be hereditary??
My dad has high BP.
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Take tablets
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It can be hereditary, also life style problem can lead to it
You need to start with bp medications and also do routine Doppler study for the baby
Dr Dyuti Navadia
MBBS DNB (Obstetrics and Gynaecology)
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
For blood pressure in pregnancy you will have to take anti hypertensive medicines especially meant for pregnancy , you will require to take these medicines for reducing your blood pressure otherwise if left untreated , it will reduce oxygen supply to the baby
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