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My wife is pregnant and she has low blood pressure, around 75/35. what can we do at home to slightly raise bp ?
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Fluid: Increase fluid intake. Drink more water, but also eat more salty food or have drinks with sugar and salt in them, like sports drinks. Congratulations on the baby!
Answered 3/31/2015
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