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31 weeks pregnant with blurry vision, a pulse of 103, bp of 130 to 140/ 80 to 90, and can't breathe, what should i do? dr says its just pregnancy.
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Go to L&D: You need to go to L&D and be checked for preeclampsia. If you have already been evaluated and everything was OK, then I would advise you to be in bedrest until you follow up with your OB.
Answered 6/13/2014
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