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Old 03-Mar-2008, 18:00
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Default Help!! physiology of raised postnatal bp?
Dont know where to put this question so feel free to move it somewhere more suitable. Been looking through my a + p books but cant find what I need so was wondering if you lot could help please. If someones bp is fine antenatally and rises during labour what causes it remain high postnatally? No oedema, very slight trace of Protein in Urine and no other symptoms, mother actually feels well! She's six days postnatal and on labetalol (not sure if I'v spelt that right ) but it's done nothing. Will someone please blind me with science!
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I am sorry but I have no idea either, be interested in the relpies from 'those in the know'
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Hiya midwifemissy! Done all manor of google searches but getting bugger all back it's sending me bonkers now. I'v got three a + p books and not a sniff in any of them either! Typical or what
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I know, it is so frustrating lol, how are we supposed to learn when we can't find the answers
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Alright babe?? Been really busy decorating - feed up of living in a dump!!! Also OH computer blew up and of course he has had mine!!

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Hiya coffeebean thanks for the link, wasnt quite what I was looking for but really do appreciate you trying for me. Back to the drawing board
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Alright babe?? Been really busy decorating - feed up of living in a dump!!! Also OH computer blew up and of course he has had mine!!

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I am fine thanks hun,

Been busy with placement and not had much time for anything else lol.

Aww, I know what you mean, I really want to get my kitchen started but just haven't got time at the moment grrr. Sorry to hear about the computer too, tut how dare he use yours lol.

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how long has she been on anti hypertensive for?
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