Sunday, July 15, 2012
Drugs to Treat Hypertension During Pregnancy
The only person to say whether the woman can medicate (or continue Medicaid) and what are the most appropriate drugs for hypertension case is the specialist who controls her pregnancy. In general, the steps to follow depend on the degree of hypertension suffered by women.
If a woman has a slightly high blood pressure, the medical and trying to get pregnant or find that it already is, usually the doctor stopped the drug treatment is followed, as it could be a risk that the drugs increase the morbidity and mortality If feto.En of blood pressure is moderately high, in general should continue taking antihypertensive drugs. However, some drugs that are safe for women can harm the fetus, so the specialist will review the medication, as there are certain drugs that are more appropriate during pregnancy. Each month, an analysis is necessary to know the renal function and fetal growth is controlled ecografĂas.Las pregnant women with severe hypertension need special care and close monitoring, including hospitalization during the second half of pregnancy. Pregnancy can worsen high blood pressure greatly and cause swelling in the brain stem, brain hemorrhage, kidney failure, heart failure and even death. For the fetus there are serious risks such as premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall (placental abruption: the supply of oxygen and nutrients the fetus receives is interrupted and it can die).
While the placenta does not detach, hypertension can reduce the blood supply to the placenta receives and retard the growth fetal.En any case, as we say, is the specialist indicating the treatment adecuadopara particular case, weighing risks and benefits. Probably give some physical and nutritional guidelines to avoid complications in mild cases. And it's always good control necessary to prevent gestational risks of having high blood pressure during pregnancy, and as far as possible take a few healthy habits before pregnancy to achieve freedom from the disease when they do not suffer chronically.
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