Complications as a Result of Pregnancy
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Ms. J., 35 years of age, is 34 weeks pregnant, progressing normally. However, she has gained 6 pounds in the past week and her legs and hands are edematous. Her blood pressure is 140/90 and her urine sample contains significant protein. She is admitted to the hospital. What is the probable diagnosis? What are the possible complications with this condition?
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Pregnancy is a challenge for the mother even without complications. However, complications do arise and accurate diagnosis is critical.
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This sounds like PREECLEMPSIA. The usual symptoms are protein in the urine and high blood pressure. Some ...
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