What are the effects of pregnancy induced hypertension?
Treatment for pregnancy induced hypertension is mainly based on how near you are to the due date. If the due date is closer and the baby is well developed, then your practitioner suggests you for immediate delivery. If you have mild PIH and the baby is not well developed, then your practitioner will suggest you to do the following things: • Frequent prenatal tests and checkups • Consuming less salt diet • Drinking 8-10 glasses of water each day • Taking plenty of rest and sleeping on the left side to remove the weight of your baby from main blood vessels If you are suffering with severe PIH, your doctor recommends you to use medications to control the blood pressure until you deliver the baby safely.
