The average blood pressure range if you're healthy is between 110/70 and 1/80, although this varies a lot in pregnancy Your doctor or midwife will tell you if your numbers are high She'll diagnose high blood pressure if your top figure (systolic) is 140 or higher or your bottom figure (diastolic) is 90 or moreAccording to Dr Priti Arora Dhamija, "Approximately 1015% of women have high BP during pregnancyBut with proper management, this typically does not pose a grave risk to mother or baby" "Very often, high BP in pregnancy appears in the last trimester That's why you need to be very regular with your visits and I think I had a bit of a higher blood pressure before being pregnant but the doctor has never addressed it with anything like meds etc Now that I am pregnant I just keep getting higher bp readings my highest so far was 153/101 I'm scared and worried about it, my obgyn said I will be put on bp meds soon
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