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I am 18 weeks pregnant (healthy pregnancy)but my blood pressure is 96 over 52, headache and dizzy spells, should i see a doctor?
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Yes: see your doctor or your obstetrician whom you are doing the prenatal care with, meanwhile, keep yourself well hydrated, best wishes
Answered 8/23/2018
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Headaches: Your blood pressure is normal for an 18 week pregnant women. Headaches have a very long list of possible causes. Dizzy spells also. Consider starting with your Obgyn who can guide you the appropriate tests if indicated
Answered 3/25/2022
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