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I am 29 weeks pregnant and have high blood pressure would that cause me to have a headache/migraine?

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Dr. answered

Pre-eclampsia: Needs to be rapidly excluded especially with a headache - although not the only cause of headaches in pregnancy is the most concerning. See general information below: https://patient.info/health/pre-eclampsia-leaflet Advise you to seek urgent medical attention from your doctor or an obstetrician if any doubt.

Answered 5/18/2017

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Dr. Ron Eaker answered

Yes: elevated blood pressure in pregnancy can cause a headache, but this may be a sign of another condition called preeclampsia. I would recommend calling your doctor today as they may need to see you to evaluate this

Answered 5/8/2017

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