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I am 32 weeks Pregnant..today had my obg scan and all parameters were ok baby weighs 2.3 kg..my concern now is piles problem...and bp problem..Bp when ever I check it( shows as 110/70 like that but when Doctor observes the wrist part she could feel it as 130..140 so is the machine reading correct? So Doc kept me on Bp medication ..50mg daily from 7 th month onwards..and besides this got a haemmerrroid recently few days back (grape sized)..which started with lots of pain but after two days slightly discomfort reduced...but today when Doc observed there was a slight onedrop ofbleed..near the pile mass blood vessel...as now they can't do anything...she told me to be v v carefultill 20-25 days...but reduction is seen in that mass does that cause any problem ..like burst and bleed very much tensed about this..is bp related to it ? and does 130 ...140 bp affect child growth and weight?
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For piles wait till delivery
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You can get your BP checked from a third person, that means any doctor (not necessarily a Gynaecologist) in your neighborhood. Then you will have your own reading, your Gynaecologist's reading and other General Physician's reading. Comparison will be easy.
Regarding piles, you have to wait till after delivery. You mentioned pain in the piles which has now reduced. Piles cause pain when they are infected . Hopefully they may not pain again.
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