Patient: I found out when I checked two weeks ago that I was prescribed Dibazol tablets and aspirin enteric tablets and calcium tablets. Why are they still prescribed? Are they good for the baby? Li Kang, Department of Cardiology, Beijing Hospital, Ministry of Health: Stop all the prescribed dibazol tablets and aspirin enteric tablets. Patient: 100/160 and 100/155, I’m worried! What to do? My whole family is very anxious. Li Kang, Department of Cardiology, Beijing Hospital, Ministry of Health: 1, low-salt diet, combining work and rest, eliminating excessive mental tension. 2, pay close attention to blood pressure changes, it is best to measure blood pressure 2 to 3 times a day, to control blood pressure (130-140/80-85 mmHg) is appropriate. 3, most patients with hypertension in pregnancy should be cautiously used or not use diuretics. 4, at present, most recommend the use of atenolol (amiloride) 25 to 50 mg/day once or twice a day; or metoprolol (betaxolol) 50-100 mg/day in two divided doses. Monitor pulse or heart rate during the day at 60 beats per minute or more. And monitor the fetal heart rate.5. Calcium channel blockers can be used in early and mid pregnancy, but should not be used half a month before delivery.6. Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors should not be used in early pregnancy, but can be used in mid and late pregnancy. The commonly used drugs include captopril 12.5-25 mg/time, 3 times a day, or enalapril 2.5-5 mg/time, twice a day. 7. When hypertension during pregnancy is severe and develops into pre-eclampsia or eclampsia, you should be hospitalized as soon as possible through intravenous medication to control blood pressure and prevent further deterioration of the condition. After the blood pressure has dropped steadily, then switch to oral antihypertensive drugs.