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Preeclampsia

today i was informed that i might have preeclampsia can anyone help me understand wat i need to do or if my baby will be ok? Im 33 weeks
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I am 35 weeks and 3 days pregnant and was found with protein in my urine with a BP of 157/90 on 08Dec14. They told me to rush to the hospital to be monitored and another test was done to check my urine and no protein was found along with negative results in blood work drawn to check my liver enzymes, kidneys,& blood clotting. Thank the Lord.  My blood pressure was back down as well. So they ruled out Preeclampsia and said I have gestational hypertension and immediately I was put on bed rest. So I pray for you and your health and the health of your baby :)
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Take vitamin D3; ask your doctor about CoQ10 for that.
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Take vitamin D3; ask your doctor about CoQ10 for that.
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Thank you that really helps ive been stressing worryed if she will be ok the said she growing fine so im hopeing for the best now
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I Had high blood pressure and protein in my urine but turns out it wasn't pre eclampsia good luck xxx
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Ur Barbie should be fine its a little early ur full term at 36 weeks so 3 weeks early be strong and so will ur baby
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If u have it you will have to  give birth that is the only thing to be rid of it god luck
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