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blood pressure

Of 140 over 77 is this normal ?? I'm 37 weeks 6days
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10259802 tn?1408880707
I had high bp at the end of my pregnancy and ended up having hellp syndrome. It doesn't hurt to go to the emergency room. Better safe than sorry. I hope you feel better
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I got told mines too low and mines 106/59
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I wouldn't be too concerned but still let your dr know. This is my second time with preeclamplsia and both times I've had to have consecutively high readings and other symptoms before they do the wee test. There are other reasons you can have spikes such pain and over doing it.
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I have token my blood pressure three times already and the bottom number goes from 70 even higher , I don't see my doctor till tomorrow morninq , but so far my past weeks my blood pressure has been qood
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Your diastolic. (Bottom number) is the one that matters the most. If there was any concern they should have told you something? I did a 24 hour urine to rule out pre eclampsia.  Did you do anything like that?
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That's a little bit high. I have to call my dr every time mine reaches 140/90. Has it been like that for a little while? Try resting and if it doesn't go down call your dr and let them know.
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