Postpartum high BP

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Postpartum high BP

Asked for Female, 35 Years

I got high BP after delivery(c section).used BP medicine for 6 weeks.After 8 weeks my BP increased again , Consulted gen physician he asked to continue BP medicine for 2 more months.Around 10 weeks I had extreme fatigue,palipitations and painful numbness on whole body.Consulted neurologist and following tests 2D echo,CBP and Brain MRI.All report were normal.He pescribed few medicines for numbness and pain and changed BP medication. It's 4 months now,my BP is normal.But my doc says my BP is chronic now and I have to continue lifelong. Does postpartum BP doesn't subside in few cases.

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Dr. Vivek Singh General Physician 13 yrs exp Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vivek Singh

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