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awalton3

Did you have high blood pressure before pregnancy?  

pea-kay

nope.

daisybride78

nope...and it was normal all the way until 30 weeks.

aet0706

no and it was fine until 35 weeks and i was induced at 35w5d because of it

lisa&andy

nope, it started creeping up at 31 weeks

LightBlue

Nope.  It started to slowly creep up around 30 weeks.

Breenie29

No....but still have it now

RobynK

Nope.

LMK8605

nope, in fact it was always on the low side.

energyzer

No

The-Anti-Bride

Always normal... but went up slightly around 4-5 months... and stayed there throughout... had an emergency c0section @ 32 weeks because of super high blood pressure and too much protein in the urine...

I'm back to normal again now...

The-Anti-Bride

Just read this one WebMD.. figured I'd share:

 

Who Is at Risk for Preeclampsia?

Preeclampsia is most often seen in first-time pregnancies and in pregnant teens and women over 40. Other risk factors include:

• A history of high blood pressure prior to pregnancy.
• Previous history of preeclampsia.
• A history of preeclampsia in mother or sisters.
• Obesity prior to pregnancy.
• Carrying more than one baby.
• History of diabetes, kidney disease, lupus, or rheumatoid arthritis.

 

My only issue was carrying more than one baby....

 

awalton3

I figured I would ask just because everywhere I read says that same thing about having a "history of high BP prior to pregnancy"...It's pretty crazy that nobody had a history!!!  That's why you can't trust all those medical websites fully I guess.  Thank you all for your replies.