Any medication taken during pregnancy can have an effect on pregnancy, but the decision to take it depends on the circumstances. Generally, women who take antihypertensive medication during pregnancy due to elevated blood pressure do not affect the growth and development of the fetus. On the contrary, if a woman’s blood pressure is high during pregnancy and she does not take antihypertensive medication, it may easily lead to hypertensive syndrome during pregnancy or pre-eclampsia, which may affect the life of the fetus and the pregnant woman. Therefore, after pregnancy, women should not only regularly monitor the changes in blood pressure, but also pay attention to a low-salt diet, proper exercise, avoid staying up late, eat more vegetables and fruits, and also strengthen maternity checkups. In addition, when women are taking antihypertensive drugs, they can take Labetalol and other drugs, which generally have less impact on the fetus.