Pregnancy induced hypertension is a disease that pregnant women are prone to, which can have a certain impact on the health of both the pregnant woman and the fetus. During pregnancy, it is important to control blood pressure reasonably and take medication correctly under the guidance of a doctor. So how long can pregnancy induced hypertension be discontinued?
Expectant mothers with gestational hypertension, how long it takes to stop taking medication depends on the specific situation. Generally speaking, if the blood pressure is less than or equal to 150/100mmHg, blood pressure can be closely monitored, blood pressure can be measured twice a week, and urine protein testing can be performed once, so antihypertensive medication can be temporarily avoided. If the blood pressure exceeds 150/100mmHg, medication must be taken for antihypertensive treatment, otherwise it may lead to fetal death.
Expectant mothers with high blood pressure must pay more attention. In addition to taking medication on time, they should also take good care of themselves in their daily lives. In terms of diet, it is important to pay attention to conditioning and avoid eating overly greasy or stimulating foods. Eating a light diet and supplementing fruits and vegetables in a reasonable way is beneficial for controlling blood pressure.
Pregnant women should also pay attention to controlling their emotions and not be too nervous. If they worry about the health of their fetus every day. It can lead to mental anxiety, which is actually not conducive to blood pressure control.
In addition, pregnant women must rest well, go to bed early and wake up early, and cannot stay up late. If you don't rest well, it will directly lead to a rise in blood pressure, increasing the difficulty of control.
