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If pressure of the patient increased to 148/90 at38th week and weight of baby is 3.8 and mother weight is 96,, doc advising to go for cesarean,, is this is the only option ?? Pressure reduced to 130 after took tablets. And the sudden weight gain of 9 kg in 2 months
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follow your dr . indication.in last trimester weight gain is normal so do not afraid for this,but bp can lead serious problem like pre eclampsia at any stage during pregnancy or labour. you can weight upto 40 week of gestation but it will be vain due to hypertension,so be in proper follow up with your dr.
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Your wife's pregnancy has reached full maturity,at this time, since your wife has not gone under normal labour pains, the doctor has to keep a close watch on her, having a normal delivery is not important than your wife's health, since she had gain a lot of weight with pregnancy induced hypertension, it is safe for both the child and mother to go under cesarean section.
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Dear , dont worry .
Fallow your gynaecologist , whichever problems u said all those are indication of caesarian section so go ahead as elective otherwise emergecy can harm u and baby both...
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Hi dear follow a strict diet together with medicines
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier services
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Pregnancy induced hypertension, sudden weight gain all put you in high risk category. There is a certain protocol for managing high risk pregnancies. Follow the advice of your obstetrician.
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