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My sister Age 27 her edd date is today 14 Feb but another max date is 21st Feb said by doctor
She was saying that little baby movements only she feeling like per day 6 to 7 movements today they went hospital for recheckup doctor advice rest amniotic fluid is little less said rest everything is OK baby head is Down position said
But same time suggested bp is 140/50 said high last 2 checkups also seems high
So pls advice any tips to reduce bp
She was getting frequent urination in night time saying bevoz of that her sleep was getting little disturb it is related to high bp pl tell
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She should not wait further as she has crossed her EDD and her BP is high. Only delivery of the baby can reduce the baby. She should go for induction of labour. Consult for better understanding
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If her EDD was 14 February and her BP is high then she is wasting her time. She should be made to deliver her baby, whether by a Caesarean or by induction of labour by medicine.
Normal bo is less than 140/90
So her bp is normal
What is a matter of concern is reduced movements
Edd is calculated by adding 9 months n 7 days to lmp
So she's already term
Also since the amniotic fluid is less
U should admit for delivery
Rather than wait
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