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What Causes Hight Blood Pressure After Missed Abortion?

hi im a38 yr old mother of two,i jst had a missed abortion,and after a fea daz i got v high blood pressure,iv a history of IBS,positional vertigo,acid peptic disease,and allergies,i had pregnancy induced hypertension,in my all previous pregnancy,but i just become normal after that,iam,5ft,weighing70kg
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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I have gone through your query and understood your concern. The hypertension which you have developed now is likely to be similar to the past episodes of hypertension related to your previous pregnancies. The pregnancy has triggered the phenomenon and you need to see a physician for a proper appraisal of your condition and plan further treatment. If the abortion process including follow up schedule is completed, you need to concentrate on management of your hypertension. Please maintain a healthy weight, do regular exercise and have regular follow up. Dietary planning also is necessary in view of the medical history. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Hight Blood Pressure After Missed Abortion?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood your concern. The hypertension which you have developed now is likely to be similar to the past episodes of hypertension related to your previous pregnancies. The pregnancy has triggered the phenomenon and you need to see a physician for a proper appraisal of your condition and plan further treatment. If the abortion process including follow up schedule is completed, you need to concentrate on management of your hypertension. Please maintain a healthy weight, do regular exercise and have regular follow up. Dietary planning also is necessary in view of the medical history. Hope this helps.