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I am 39 weeks pregnant as of today a week ago i had high blood pressure and they ruled out it wasnt preeclampsia so they said i was ok. sense 7-5-19 i have had a few headaches and i felt nauseous what should i do ?
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Recheck: in labor and delivery, as preeclampsia can develop over a few hours, when it was not present last week. This is an urgent issue, and should not wait.
Answered 7/9/2019
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