I don't have quite the same issue, but I am very anxious about blood pressure. Historically, my blood pressure had always been very low. I used to get light headed standing up. At my son's booking in appointment it was 96/50. I spent most of the first trimester feeling ridiculously dizzy. Towards the end of pregnancy however, for some reason it went up over a two week period. It went up to it's highest at 160/94 or something along those lines. That caused them to induce me (I was overdue anyway), but then when it didn't come down after baby was born, they kept me in hospital for five days and it was the worst five days of my life. I was so frustrated, tired, hungry (couldn't eat, don't know why)... I was going quietly mad and broke down our last night there. I was terrified of my blood pressure being high (irrational fear, don't know why it happened) and I thought I was going to die. A lovely doctor had to spend half an hour comforting me and telling me I wasn't going to die. By this point my blood pressure was normal, but the higher end. They were giving me lots of little tiny dosages of medicines and they were having no effect. In the end they discharged me wth a prescription and told me to go to GP to have my blood pressure monitored regularly. It took six months for it to go down, but it never returned to my pre-pregnancy levels. Somehow, pregnancy changed my baselines blood pressure for good. I'm very worried this time round. At my booking in appointment this time, my blood pressure was 112/76. In my mind, it should have been lower; last time it was so much lower. I worry that if it's starting higher now, it will get dangerously high towards the end of pregnancy. I so hate having my BP taken and this probably makes it higher! I just don't want to be induced again, or spend another week in hospital - especially not now I have my little boy to think of. If I have to stay in hospital with his baby brother (or sister) for a week, I would miss him so damn much!!
Ugh, sorry for the rant, I am just so anxious about blood pressure. I hope yours doesn't climb this time and you manage to avoid an early C-section.
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