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Pcos, bp remains 130/90 ttc do i need hypertensive meds in pregnancy r they safe for the foetus? can i get preeclampsia?will i have a high risk preg?
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A concern: High blood pressure in pregnancy can cause problems with fetal growth and it also increases the risk for pih. I would suggest you see a family physician for an evaluation and possible treatment (if needed ) that can be used in pregnancy. A consult with a mfm specialist to discuss your concerns may help. Pcos patients tend to be overweight losing weight, eating correctly might help.
Answered 10/27/2016
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