The symptoms of preeclampsia are high blood pressure, swelling of hands and face, weight gain, protein in the urine, possible seizures, and other complications. These are risk factors to mother and baby and may result in an early delivery (at 37 weeks, instead of 40 weeks) or mandatory bed rest. Talk to your Doctor for your specific case.
the difference is that in PRE ECLAMPSIA there is PROTEINURIA and Eclampsia there is no proteinuria!
Pre-eclampsia is a complication of pregnancy, not something a pregnant woman commits.
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This condition is pre-eclampsia where there is edema because too much protein and salt in the diet. Most pregnant women get swollen feet without pre-eclampsia. Your hands and arms can also swell. You are retaining more water and it is not dangerous.
Pre-eclampsia
Pre-eclampsia
This just means hypertension in pregnancy, although it may lead to eclampsia/fit/miscarriage.
my sisiter had this. pre-eclampsia is a pregnancy-induced condition, which can occur in the second half of pregnancy. It is characterised by high blood pressure, swelling that happens suddenly along with rapid weight gain due to fluid retention, and protein in the urine. Since it reduces the flow of blood to the placenta, pre-eclampsia can be quite dangerous for your unborn baby. It can restrict your baby's growth because not enough oxygen or nutrients get through. If you have any reason to suspect that you might have pre-eclampsia consult your doctor.
Pre-eclampsia
pre-eclampsia
Surgical management of pre-eclampsia primarily involves the delivery of the baby, as this is the only definitive treatment for the condition. Depending on the gestational age and the severity of the pre-eclampsia, delivery may be via vaginal birth or cesarean section. Additionally, in cases of severe pre-eclampsia or eclampsia, surgical intervention may be necessary to manage complications such as placental abruption or severe fetal distress. Supportive measures, including managing hypertension and monitoring maternal and fetal well-being, are also critical components of surgical management.
Pre-eclampsia. If the woman also gets a seizure it is eclampsia.