Pregnancy induced hypertension, as the name suggests, is a condition of pregnancy induced hypertension. This is a disease peculiar to women during pregnancy. At present, the incidence rate of pregnancy induced hypertension in China is about 9.4%. In severe cases, preeclampsia is likely to lead to the death of pregnant women or fetuses. So, will the first child still have preeclampsia in the second child?
Normally, if a woman has preeclampsia during the first pregnancy, it does not necessarily mean that the condition will recur during the second pregnancy, and preeclampsia will not affect fertility. But the probability of having preeclampsia in a second child may be higher. Therefore, it is recommended to have a gap of at least two years between two children before considering having a second child. If the patient has preeclampsia during the first pregnancy, it is recommended that they go to a professional hospital for examination when preparing for the second pregnancy, so that effective preventive measures can be taken in a timely manner.
In addition, pregnant women can also take some preventive measures on their own. Firstly, it is necessary to measure baseline blood pressure before pregnancy and closely monitor one's own blood pressure. If there is an increase in blood pressure, timely treatment is necessary. Secondly, during pregnancy, mothers with two children can supplement calcium appropriately in the early stages of pregnancy, eat more vegetables that can lower blood pressure, and pay attention to a light diet. In addition, if pregnant women experience dizziness or edema, they must promptly go to the hospital for examination and necessary treatment.
