Although low blood pressure (hypotension) is not as common as
high blood pressure (hypertension), it is a condition encountered in some
patients. If the blood pressure measurement is below 90/60 mmHg in a pregnant
woman, it means that the blood pressure is low. Blood pressure drop causes
complaints such as dizziness, dark eyes, weakness, fatigue, fatigue,
lightheadedness. Fainting may occur if blood pressure drops further.
Reasons:
- Nausea and vomiting, especially in the first months of
pregnancy, can cause poor blood pressure and low blood pressure. The patient
may become extremely sluggish and exhausted. In this case, liquid (serum) is
usually given intravenously, as the patient is unable to drink from his mouth.
- When lying on your back or right side during pregnancy, the
uterus can put pressure on large vessels, causing a drop in blood pressure. It
is recommended to lie on the left side during pregnancy. Since the uterus is
still small in the first months of pregnancy (up to the 4th month), it can be
laid in all directions and there is no objection.
- Conditions that cause excessive bleeding during pregnancy
can cause low blood pressure. For example, cases of excessive bleeding due to
miscarriage or excessive bleeding due to the baby's partner during the last
months of pregnancy may cause low blood pressure. Any type of bleeding during
pregnancy requires urgent consultation with a doctor.
- Standing up suddenly while lying down or sitting can cause
complaints such as dizziness, dark eyes due to low blood pressure.
- Excessive fluid loss due to sweating in excessively hot
summer causes low blood pressure. For this reason, it is important to consume
plenty of fluids in the summer.
Treatment:
In the presence of such complaints and symptoms during
pregnancy, a doctor should be urgently consulted. Treatment will be planned
according to the situation causing blood pressure drop.
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