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seeing spots

Well its more like one spot.it comes and goes but makes it very difficult to focus on snything and its starting to make my head hurt. I'm 9 weeks..anyone else experience this?
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The 150/90 is quite high. Call your OB/GYN and let them know. Also seeing spots in early pregnancy (without the high bp) is very normal. It's caused by a change in blood volume.
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Go to your Dr that's really really high...
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Blood pressure was 150/90.. never had blood pressure problems before. But my mom did with all of her pregnancies
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Went to the eye Dr last week and was told it's nothing to worry about it happens in pregnant women due to some kind of pressure. It's annoying especially since I look at medical records all day.
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13167 tn?1327194124
Sounds like migraine aura to me.  Does it end, and then you have a bad headache?
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Dehydration??? And blood pressure is where I'd start.
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Yeah I have to check mine all the time I had it with my first two and because of that have to be on top of it this time as well so I am always thinking about it. Goodluck
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Thanks. Didnt even think about blood pressure.
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Check your blood pressure just to be safe
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7552244 tn?1393364737
I've always had that spot in my vision..I just try to ignore it even though everytime I look somewhere its there.. it's small but its still there
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