Many people are concerned about the unwanted effects that may be experienced for the mother and fetus when using asthma medicines. However, the benefits from taking asthma control medications slightly outweigh those from not using them.

Hi doctor. I have gestational hypertension. I am taking home medication prescribed by the hospital. The doctor asked me, does taking such blood pressure medication have any effect on the fetus? I am currently 33 weeks pregnant. Please advise, thank you.

Dear doctor. Currently, I go to check my blood pressure is 140/87. Over the past few days, I have been monitoring my blood pressure and the index is still fluctuating close to the above index. So I hope the doctor can advise me on the above situation to be safe for the health of both mother and child.

According to WHO, every year around the world there are about 200 million pregnant women, of which about 500,000 deaths are related to pregnancy. Cause of death: 15% related to hypertension, 20% related to other cardiovascular diseases.

Currently, I am 34 weeks pregnant, every time I go to antenatal care, my blood pressure increases, ranging from 150/90 mmHg, 160/100mmHg. I also went to the hospital for a cardiologist and wore a Holter machine at week 32, after 24 hours, my blood pressure fluctuated 140/85 mmHg and then dropped again.

I am almost 27 weeks pregnant with high blood pressure. I had a regular cardiac exam. So the doctor told me to ask for high blood pressure during pregnancy what to do? Thank you doctor.

Gestational hypertension is a common medical complication in pregnant women and is one of the important causes of maternal mortality. So what is gestational hypertension? The following article will help you better understand this disease.

High blood pressure is becoming more and more common and leaves many dangerous complications. So what should you do when you have high blood pressure to effectively control the disease and limit complications?

High blood pressure during pregnancy can lead to dangerous complications, even threatening the health of the mother, one of the most serious consequences is preeclampsia.

Preeclampsia is a syndrome of high blood pressure, usually starting after the 20th week of pregnancy. It is one of the leading causes of pregnancy-related morbidity and mortality in pregnant women and newborns worldwide.

Preeclampsia is common in pregnant women after 20 weeks of pregnancy and with normal blood pressure. If left untreated, preeclampsia can lead to serious complications, even death, for both mother and baby. Therefore, recognizing the early signs of preeclampsia is extremely important for timely intervention, ensuring the health of mother and baby.