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Pregnant with high BP 38 weeks
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My wife is 38 weeks pregnant with high BP ranging 90/140 her gynac has suggested to go for c section for a safe process, but we are interested for normal delivery what we should do please suggest and her family history also have history of high BP.
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GO WITH YOUR GYNE SINCE HIGH BP IS NOT SAFE FOR YOUR PATIENT NAD FETUS , THIS MIGHT ALSO SHOOT UP DURING YOUR LABOUR IF WENT FOR NVD SO BETTER TO BE ON SAFE
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Connect with me for online consultation for details BeBorn Gynecology Santacruz Mumbai
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
High blood pressure is not safe for mother and baby.Follow the instructions of doctor and get done caesarean section.For details contact me through practo online.I will explain all your doubts.
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Dr. Suyash Bhandekar
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Mumbai
There are indications for C section like from maternal and baby's point of view..no one can guarantee u a normal delivery...yes.. as mentioned 140/90 is NOT an absolute indication for C section..normal delivery is possible provided both mother n baby are doing good before and during the delivery process...
For more details connect with EVACARE CLINIC, Mulund, Mumbai
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