High blood pressure and high urine protein in pregnancy are highly suspicious of the possibility of pre-eclampsia. Pre-eclampsia patients will have elevated blood pressure, proteinuria and edema, manifested by dizziness, blurred vision, nausea, vomiting, and severe convulsions or coma, which should be examined and hospitalized in the hospital. Patients should be treated to ensure adequate rest time, avoiding noise, while actively controlling blood pressure, if necessary, the use of magnesium sulfate for antispasmodic, to prevent the occurrence of severe convulsions in pregnant women, pre-eclampsia has a great impact on the pregnant woman and the fetus, and can be serious and life-threatening.