Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy are diseases specific to pregnancy, including gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, chronic hypertension complicating preeclampsia, and chronic hypertension. The incidence rate is 9.4% in China and 7%~12%…
Hypertension in pregnancy is categorized as chronic hypertension, gestational hypertension, and preeclampsia. Chronic hypertension refers to hypertension that is confirmed to exist before pregnancy or occurs in the first 20…
The process of a woman’s pregnancy is the process of conceiving life. This great process is full of dangers and variables that can affect the health of the pregnant woman…
Hypertension in pregnancy is a very common pregnancy disease. Elevated blood pressure in pregnancy can present with a variety of symptoms, and in severe cases can lead to maternal and…
Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy are common obstetric disorders, accounting for 5% to 10% of all pregnancies, and the resulting maternal deaths account for about 10% to 16% of all pregnancy-related…
High blood pressure in pregnant women can be categorized as physiological high blood pressure or pathologically high blood pressure, which, regardless of the factor, may increase the risk during delivery…
The proteins in plasma consist of albumin and globulin, where the normal reference range for albumin should be greater than 35-40 g/L, with slight deviations depending on the machine, and…
Most of them are physiological factors, but the possibility of pathological factors cannot be ruled out, so the causes should be clarified and treated accordingly. Common causes: 1. physiological factors:…
1. Introduction The risk of stroke and heart failure in patients with gestational hypertension is significantly higher during pregnancy due to hemodynamic changes, and it has become the main cause…
　　Gestational hypertension syndrome, referred to as hyperemesis, is a syndrome of hypertension, swelling, proteinuria and a series of other symptoms after the fifth month of pregnancy, and in severe cases,…