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Q: 10 weeks and High Blood Preasure

asked by: Rae-Anne Kovacs on August 25th, 2003

New User

Hello im pregnant with my third baby, about 10 weeks along. My blood preasure is up about 140/80 sometimes higher. The doc put me on labatelol. But isn.T working to good. Does anyone have any advice on how to lower my blood preasure.Im so scared of losing this baby.

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always_late

replied on August 25th, 2003

New User

Sorry

I dont have any advice I just want to wish you good luck and god bless you and your baby Wink

ttribble

replied on August 27th, 2003

New User

If you have alot of stress try to get away from it.

nikki_caro

replied on August 27th, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

See your doctor again and tell them that its not working, high blood pressure could lead to problems, my sister had high blood pressure which led to pre-eclampsia and she gave birth prematurely, please look into this to get the blood pressure back down

Rae-Anne Kovacs

replied on August 31st, 2003

New User

Thanks for the advice. I was preaclampsic with myother two children and had both of them early. I seen the doc last week and she uped my meds again. Hopefully things will be alright. Thanks.
Rae-anne

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