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High blood pressure
I'm 32 weeks pregnant...i already have high BP for that I'm taking nicardia 20 twice and labebet 50 twice...i used to have ecosprin 75 but Dr stopped ecosprin after stopping ecosprin my BP has increased..so Dr. increased labebet dose now I'm having 100 twice...does ecosprin effects BP what should I do...
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Ecosprin doesn't affect BP but it is given to counter other complications which may occur due to BP.
Please discuss with your Doctor in details
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Nicardia is not used these days
The dose of labetalol needs to be increased
Go fr home bp charting 6 hourly
If bp is more than 140/90 dose of labetalol will be increased
Count baby movements
In case of reduction connect with ur Dr in person
Yes ecospirin reduces bp
Ecospirin shud be continued till 34 weeks
Go fr Doppler to ascertain fetal well being
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