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well i dunno if you dont do bloods or Urinalysis... but i can't remember now, i thought it was just no oedema x
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I've just realised this thread is in the qualified midwives discussion section.....tis no wonder i feel like i'm staring at the fog sometimes.....!
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Me too (oops should I not know by now???)
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Ha ha thought I'd put it here so the RM's would see it. She did have oedema to start with but it subsided the day after delivery it was only her BP that remained high. It's been bugging me for weeks so thought I'd share the info.
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Yeah its good, I've seen a woman like that recently who was 'all quiet' after delivery asymtomatic, and she developed eclampsia (mighty scary!) thats why i said about the bloods etc...
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Had the woman taken an NSAID? - perhaps she had an Epis or tear? This article highlights the lack of knowledge and reseach surrounding postnatal hypertension, and suggests a link between NSAIDs and raised BP:
Postpartum hypertension and nonsteroidal analgesia
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Volume 190, Issue 2, February 2004, Pages 577-578
Angela Makris, Charlene Thornton, Annemarie Hennessy
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