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Understanding High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy

Today we are talking about high blood pressure in pregnancy. Even if you haven't been diagnosed with high blood pressure during your pregnancy, it's important to be aware of what it is and why Your OB/midwife checks it every visit. Monitoring your blood pressure can help your OB see signs of preeclampsia. High blood pressure during pregnancy is called Gestational hypertension and I will cover everything you need to know. Pick up your blood pressure log book on Amazon: ➡️ https://amzn.to/3ITxYme Check out my pregnancy week-by-week series where I will walk you through each week of your pregnancy: ➡️    • Pregnancy WEEK BY WEEK   ➡️Our Facebook:   / dianainthepink   -MORE VIDEOS HERE:    • 7 SIMPLE BREAST FEEDING TIPS every ne...   Disclaimer: The videos posted by Diana In The Pink are for educational or informational purposes only, and we are not liable for any harm or side effects if caused. You may use the remedies at your own risk. By watching this video, you are not establishing a patient-provider relationship. The Channel / Author does not provide medical advice. Consult with your doctor or other health care provider before using any of these tips or treatments. About this video: Pregnancy hypertension, commonly referred to as high blood pressure during pregnancy, is a condition characterized by elevated blood pressure levels in expectant mothers. It is essential to maintain a normal blood pressure range during pregnancy to ensure a successful pregnancy outcome. However, some women may experience high blood pressure during this period. While it poses certain risks, with appropriate management and medical supervision, a successful pregnancy can still be achieved despite high blood pressure. One severe form of pregnancy hypertension is preeclampsia, which is marked by high blood pressure and organ damage. Regular monitoring of blood pressure levels and timely interventions are crucial to safeguard both the mother and the baby's health in such cases.