Pregnancy-induced hypertension, what are the symptoms: The hypertension pregnancy occurs in pregnant women by the appearance of edema (abnormal swelling of tissues), blood pressure greater than 13, the presence of excess albumin in the urine (albuminuria). If untreated, these symptoms worsen and are associated with dizziness, “” black flies “” before the eyes, headaches, ringing in the ears and stomach pain, which lead eventually to seizures and convulsions if they are not supported by the physician.

Hypertension in pregnancy: complications and tips to follow

Besides the health implications of the mother, pregnancy induced hypertension leads to harm to the child. Generally  exchanges make more correctly, via the placenta between mother and fetus. But this hypertension causes fetal distress and delayed growth in utero. To prevent pregnancy-induced hypertension, you should be careful not to gain too much weight during pregnancy because being overweight has been recognized as a factor favoring the blood pressure of pregnancy. Some doctors also recommend eating meat several times a week during pregnancy, protein intake to reduce the risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension.