During the comprehensive management of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, it is necessary to moderately control blood pressure to prevent or delay target organ damage caused by elevated blood pressure, while taking into account the safety of the pregnant woman and fetus, thus significantly increasing the difficulty of blood pressure management and requiring close monitoring of the patient’s blood pressure. In case of blood pressure fluctuations, 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and home self-measurement of blood pressure are recommended. In case of blood pressure fluctuations, timely communication with the physician is required, not self-medication, and measurement of urine protein is required at each prenatal visit. In terms of medication, ACEI or ARB drugs should be banned during pregnancy, and if medication is needed for control, it should be used under the guidance of a doctor. Patients with gestational diabetes are at increased risk of hypertensive preeclampsia, excessive amniotic fluid, diabetic ketoacidosis during pregnancy, and maternal immunity, as well as urinary tract infections and mycosis fungoides. For patients with gestational diabetes, the first thing is to control the diet, to have a balanced nutrition, a light diet, to eat less and more meals, to control sweets, not to have too much fruit, to control the weight, if the pre-pregnancy weight is normal, the appropriate value of weight gain throughout pregnancy is about 12.5kg, and in the middle and late pregnancy by 0.36-0.45kg per week. Intense exercise, preferably 1-2 hours of walking, gymnastics and other outdoor exercises, can do pregnancy yoga, swimming. The pregnant woman should have prenatal checkups on time, especially the glucose screening test at 24-28 weeks, and apply medication under the guidance of the doctor if necessary.