Can A Woman Have Safe Pregnancy With Pre-eclampsia?

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To see the baby bump growing with every passing
month is a joy for a pregnant woman. But, is the
feeling of happiness all for pregnancy?
No! During pregnancy, a woman has to feel
equally healthy. And to further ascertain her
health along with the health of the life growing
inside her she would have to take the doctors
appointment, who will recommend her with many
important tests to be done during her pregnancy
journey. Amongst these tests Routine blood
tests, test for Rh Factor, glucose screening is
obviously required. But after the 20th week of
pregnancy, when the doctor wants to examine a
urine sample of a pregnant mother, the doctor
tries to look for the signs of pregnancy-induced
high blood pressure or pre-eclampsia in her. And
pre-eclampsia during pregnancy should not be more
than 130/80 mm Hg. It may otherwise lead to
potential complications in her pregnancy and the
unborn baby.
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What Are The Causes and Risks Of Pre-eclampsia
During Pregnancy? This is a serious health
condition during pregnancy, common to 2 to 8
pregnancies worldwide. And as the experts
believe, it starts with the placenta. It affects
the arteries which carries the blood to the
placenta (essential for providing the oxygen and
nutrients to the growing baby and removes the
waste materials from the baby) through the
umbilical cord (umbilical cord blood). When the
umbilical cord doesnt have the blood in a
sufficient amount the blood, oxygen, and
nutrient supply to the growing baby also gets
compromised resulting in slow growth in the
unborn baby (also known as foetal growth
restriction) and low birth weight or pre-term
birth. But the placenta is not the only reason,
as being plus-size or obese, being older than 35
years, having a history of hypertension in the
family, first-time pregnancy, multiple pregnancy,
in-vitro fertilization and pre-existing health
conditions like migraines, and diabetes, are some
of the factors which are equally responsible for
pre-eclampsia during pregnancy. 
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How To Deal With Pre-eclampsia and Prevent It
During Pregnancy?
However, if the condition receives appropriate
treatment at an early stage, a woman with
pre-eclampsia might have the chance of enjoying a
healthy pregnancy and delivering a healthy baby,
similar to a pregnant mother, who is not
suffering from this condition.  Therefore,
It is important to not miss the doctors
appointment throughout the pregnancy journey. The
doctor will not just keep a close watch on the
blood pressure by testing the protein content in
the urine of the pregnant mother, but will also
prescribe the pregnant woman the safest medicine,
(at the most appropriate dose) to keep the
pre-eclampsia under check.
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Dietary guidelines in this condition play a major
role. As a well-balanced diet rich with
high-fiber fruits and vegetables, low-fat
protein, magnesium, and dairy products are a
must, keeping the calorie intake in mind (not
more than 300 to 500 calories extra).
Additionally, keeping the salt intake low in food
and including prenatal vitamins and calcium
supplements in the diet is highly
recommended. Moderate activity along with yoga
and meditation on a daily basis is a necessity to
keep a watch on the weight and the stress levels
of the pregnant lady. To Conclude While the
medical fraternity has included the
above-mentioned ways to deal with the condition
and prevent it, however the only way to deal with
the situation is the delivery of the baby. And in
many cases, C-section or vaginal delivery is
necessitated. Being a mother is after all an
iconic phase in a womans life. Let not
conditions like pre-eclampsia damper the emotion.
Let the pregnancy be safe and joyful.
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