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35wks 4days pregnant , my blood pressure ostensibly has been 143/96 , 135/88 it goes up n down.. i've had preclapsia with my two previous pregnancy?
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Preeclampsia: You are at increased risk of having preeclampsia with this pregnancy as well. Your bps sound elevated but not in a range where immediate delivery is necessary yet. The main thing is that you go to all of your prenatal visits, where your doctor can monitor your blood pressure and baby closely. Good luck!
Answered 2/17/2014
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