Gestational hypertension has a big impact, what do you know?

<> the main symptom of pregnancy-induced hypertension is that the pregnant woman has severe hypertension, if the blood pressure rises to a certain level, not only the pregnant woman's body will be affected, but also the physical development and intellectual development of the fetus will be affected for a long time and seriously. The spasms caused by pregnancy-induced hypertension will reduce the effective blood circulation of the whole body, the blood becomes concentrated, and the blood flow speed slows down, which will affect the blood flow to various organs, especially the blood flow to the uterus and placenta, which will easily endanger the fetus, and it is extremely easy to cause insufficient nutrition and oxygen in the womb to delay fetal development, and even in severe cases, it will lead to stillbirth, stillbirth or suffocation of the newborn baby.

Hypertension during pregnancy is a serious threat to the health and safety of mothers and children, which is a common complication in obstetrics, and is also one of the important causes of preterm birth, low birth weight and maternal death, especially preeclampsia-eclampsia is one of the main reasons for the increase in maternal and perinatal mortality. In hypertensive states during pregnancy, increased cerebral vascular permeability can lead to cerebral hematoma and cerebral vasospasm, which in turn can lead to intracerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, and embolism. At the same time, in the state of high blood perfusion, pregnant mothers are also prone to headaches and other uncomfortable symptoms.

Hypertension during pregnancy can cause glomerular leakage of plasma proteins, which is manifested by the presence of protein in the urine of pregnant mothers.

Hypertension during pregnancy also impairs kidney function to varying degrees, leading to irreversible changes. For liver function, gestational hypertension also has an impact, especially the portal vein damage to the liver, and even hematoma or liver rupture, which seriously endangers the health of the mother and baby. Because the characteristic physiological change of hypertension during pregnancy is generalized spasm of small blood vessels, in the case of the original pregnancy, the increase in blood pressure increases the workload of the heart and impairs cardiovascular function.

In severe cases, it may also lead to complications such as heart failure and pulmonary edema. Placental blood circulation is an important channel for material exchange between pregnant mother and baby. If blood perfusion is reduced, it will affect the supply of substances needed by the pregnant mother to the baby's nutritional development, resulting in fetal growth and development restriction or even hypoxic distress, placental function will also decline, and placental vascular instability, rupture or placental abruption will occur, which is very dangerous and may endanger the life of the mother and baby at any time.

If a pregnant woman develops hypertensive disorders during pregnancy, after the condition is controlled, there is no impact on her future life. Women with gestational hypertension usually have a particularly large impact on the body, often causing adverse effects on various organs of the body, such as may cause cerebral vascular spasm, and may also cause cerebral ischemia, resulting in headaches, dizziness and other symptoms.

Gestational hypertension will lead to poor fetal development, affect the fetal bone development, affect the intellectual development of the fetus, and is likely to cause dystocia, which will affect the mother's diet, which will affect the baby's growth and development.

The impact is very large, it is likely to cause dizziness, vomiting, shock or syncope, and in severe cases, it is likely to lead to miscarriage or premature birth.

It will have a great impact, it is likely to affect the development of the fetus, and it may also affect the health of pregnant women, and it is also very likely that there will be premature birth or miscarriage, and there will be symptoms of dystocia.

It will lead to a decrease in the amount of blood, resulting in insufficient nutrition in the child's womb, resulting in insufficient oxygen**, resulting in the child's development retardation, which will affect the development of fetal intelligence.

In our lives, there are many pregnant women who want the fetus in the body to have a good growth and development during pregnancy, so they often choose to eat some high-protein and high-fat foods to supplement the nutrition in the body, but they also need to eat some fresh vegetables and fruits to promote digestion, otherwise it may lead to an increase in blood pressure and blood lipids in the body. If you don't pay attention, it may cause pregnant women to suffer from gestational hypertension, which will have a lot of effects on the pregnant woman's body and cause some harm to the fetus in the body. Some pregnant women will find that the protein content in the body is relatively low when they go to the prenatal checkup, which is caused by the increase in blood pressure, let's take a closer look.

Many pregnant women will have a large increase in appetite in the second and third trimesters, because the fetus in the body needs to grow more, coupled with the hormone secretion in the body, will make the woman's appetite change to a certain extent. In the daily diet, pregnant women must pay attention to daily dietary conditioning, pay attention to nutritional balance, and secondly, they should also exercise appropriately, so as to avoid the rise of blood in the body, otherwise once the body suffers from gestational hypertension, it may lead to the problem of premature birth of the fetus in the body, and it will also increase the difficulty of childbirth. This undoubtedly brings great harm to the woman's body, and in the third trimester, it will also cause edema in the body due to the increase in blood pressure.

According to scientific research, once a pregnant woman has gestational hypertension during pregnancy, it may lead to a decrease in the protein content in the body, which is indispensable for the growth and development of the fetus. Secondly, the placenta also needs a lot of protein and other nutrients, once the health of the placenta is affected, it may cause the fetus in the body to suffocate.

Based on the above, we can understand that gestational hypertension has a very large impact on both the pregnant woman and the fetus. In order to avoid this situation, pregnant women must develop good eating habits and living habits in their lives, and at the same time maintain a relaxed and happy mood.

For pregnant women, due to the continuous increase in blood pressure, it may lead to cerebrovascular accidents, long-term fluctuations in blood pressure cause complications such as eclampsia and preeclampsia, and may also lead to obvious damage to kidney function, causing hypoproteinemia, and can also lead to placental abruption, intrauterine embryonic dysplasia, intrauterine growth retardation, or intrauterine hypoxia of the fetus, fetal death in the uterine cavity.

Dizziness and nausea may occur, and it may also lead to dystocia, as well as gum diseases, which can seriously damage the heart and eventually lead to miscarriage.

Pregnant women are prone to heavy bleeding during childbirth, threatening the lives of both the pregnant woman and the fetus. It can increase the intraocular pressure of pregnant women and put them at risk of blindness. It can lead to a lack of oxygen in the child's uterus, and the child is prone to cerebral palsy.

High blood pressure can lead to cerebral hemorrhage in pregnant women, irreversible damage to the liver and kidneys, and may induce heart failure, pulmonary edema, retinal detachment, postpartum hemorrhage, etc., and the fetus may die due to insufficient blood supply.

If the high blood pressure caused by pregnancy is not controlled, the possible complication is the removal of the placenta, which will lead to fetal distress, fetal death in the womb, eclampsia, severe epilepsy and even intracerebral hemorrhage. This can lead to forced termination of pregnancy. Since then, the baby's life has become unavoidable.

The best outcome is premature birth, and the worst outcome is early death.

A cruel lifestyle can lead to pregnancy-induced hypertension. Being overweight or obese, or not exercising, is a major contributor to high blood pressure. Pregnant women who are pregnant for the first time are more likely to develop high blood pressure.

Fortunately, the chances of this happening later in pregnancy are lower. Women with multiple hypertension are more likely to develop high blood pressure. During this period, the organs of the body mature and the ovaries function well.

The eggs that are discharged at the moment are of relatively good quality. Generally speaking, the elasticity of birth control pills is relatively large, and the elasticity of the uterus is particularly good during this time, some pregnant women think that it is just a small problem, and then they don't care, which will make their condition worse, and in severe cases, it may lead to accidents, but some pregnant women are very worried, and in severe cases, it can even lead to depression, affecting their health during pregnancy. These extreme attitudes are not advisable!

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Fetal development abnormalities are due to the relatively high amount of fat and sugar in plastic foods and the relatively low amount of protein compounds, trace elements, minerals, and vitamins. Trace elements and minerals in the uterine environment during pregnancy can affect the healthy development of the fetus. **The goal of gestational hypertension is to control the condition, prolong the gestational age, and ensure the safety of the mother and baby as much as possible.

Other ways to have high blood pressure during pregnancy are to reduce the condition and buy time for the fetus to mature.

Polyhydramnios, primiparous women, uterine hyperdistention, and abdominal wall tension increase intrauterine pressure and decrease or decrease blood flow to the uterus and placenta, resulting in ischemia-hypoxia, vasospasm, and increased blood pressure. After the placenta or fetal tissue is deprived of blood and oxygen, pressor substances are produced, causing vasospasm and increased blood pressure.

What are the dangers of hypertension in pregnancy? First, for pregnant women, it is mainly caused by damage to organs such as the heart, brain, kidneys, liver, etc., which is mainly caused by the brain. Because her blood is viscous and vasospasm all over her body, it is easy to cause cerebral hemorrhage, and sometimes even coma.

Second, liver damage is mainly caused by varying degrees of damage to liver function. The third, the kidneys. It is mainly caused by glomerular vasodilation, which causes an increase in urine protein, and in severe cases, renal failure.

What are the effects of high blood pressure on the fetus? The first is mainly the slow growth and development of the fetus in utero. Second, the fetus is hypoxic in utero.

The third is to cause premature birth of the fetus.

Gestational hypertension is a common disease in obstetrics and gynecology, and the harm of gestational hypertension to the mother is mainly manifested as proteinuria or HELLP syndrome. That is, the patient has platelet reduction, abnormal liver enzymes, proteinuria, edema, multi-organ hemorrhage, and in severe cases, death or cerebral hemorrhage.

1. High blood pressure can easily cause early placental abruption, heart failure, coagulation dysfunction, cerebral hemorrhage, etc. 2. Premature birth, intrauterine fetal death, stillbirth, neonatal asphyxia and death. 3. It can cause cerebral arteriolar spasm, cause cerebral tissue aschemia, hypoxia, edema, loss of cerebrovascular self-regulation function, cause punctate or localized patchy hemorrhage, and patients have headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and convulsions and even fainting.

4. It can cause uterine vasospasm, vascular wall necrosis, lumen stenosis, affect maternal blood flow to the fetus, damage the function of the placenta, lead to fetal intrauterine growth retardation, and in severe cases, placental abruption, resulting in stillbirth, stillbirth or neonatal death. 5. It can cause retinal arteriole spasm and ischemia in the fundus, retinal edema, retinal detachment, or cotton wool-like exudate or hemorrhage in severe cases, and patients can have dizziness and blurred vision, which can cause temporary blindness in severe cases.

It will cause the pregnant woman's mood to be unstable, the arteries in the brain will spasm, cause ischemia, dizziness, nausea, and so on.

Gestational hypertension is very harmful, and in severe cases, it can endanger the life of the pregnant woman and the fetus. So what are the dangers of gestational hypertension? Expectant mothers must pay attention to the following six harms of gestational hypertension.

I also take this opportunity to warn expectant mothers, although gestational hypertension cannot be taken casually, but it cannot be ignored!

Harm 1 of gestational hypertension: loss of brain regulatory function.

Gestational hypertension can lead to spasm of cerebral arterioles, which in layman's terms, will affect some functions of the brain, resulting in hypoxia or edema of brain tissue, and even affect the regulatory function of cerebral blood vessels, resulting in punctate or localized patchy hemorrhage. Patients experience headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and convulsions.

Pregnancy hypertension harm 2: heart failure.

Gestational hypertension can lead to spasm of coronary arterioles, causing myocardial ischemia, interstitial edema, and punctate hemorrhage necrosis, which increases the burden on the heart and, in severe cases, heart failure.

Pregnancy hypertension harm 3: kidney failure.

Gestational hypertension can lead to hardening of renal arterioles and blockage of blood flow, resulting in renal ischemia and impaired kidney function. Patients will experience oliguria, proteinuria, and, if severe, renal failure.

Harm 4 of gestational hypertension: hepatocyte necrosis.

When gestational hypertension is severe, it will cause spasm of intrahepatic arterioles, and then expand and relax, resulting in sudden congestion in the blood vessels, and a sudden decrease in pressure, resulting in localized bleeding around the portal vein of the liver, and then hepatocytes will also undergo different degrees of necrosis due to ischemia and hypoxia.

Pregnancy hypertension harm 5: placental dysfunction.

Gestational hypertension can cause uterine vasospasm, which affects the mother's blood supply to the fetus, impairs the function of the placenta, and retards fetal development in the womb. In severe cases, placental abruption can occur, resulting in stillbirth or neonatal death.

Pregnancy hypertension harm 6: temporary blindness.

Gestational hypertension can lead to spasm of the retinal arterioles in the eye, ischemia, retinal edema, retinal detachment, dizziness, blurred vision, and temporary blindness.

In general, the harm of gestational hypertension is mainly to cause arteriolar spasm, which causes different degrees of lesions in various organs. Therefore, expectant mothers must not ignore gestational hypertension, and must pay attention to regular check-ups and be prompt under the guidance of a doctor.