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Got Blood Pressure After Childbirth. On Medication. Cause?

Hi, i have a blood pressure and on medication adco rectic is stabilised now but im worried cause i have test to see actually what causes it and all my test came okay done them twice with different doctors and im only 30 years and this started after 6 months given birth to my son, advice what could be the cause and what should i do
Tue, 8 Jan 2013
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Hi friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic

It is rather easy to treat blood pressure, but it is very very difficult to find out the cause of it, in a given individual. Usually only some common treatable conditions are looked for.

Doing the same tests more than once may not help.
There are a variety of sophisticated investigations – several hormones, several scans and so on...
They are costly and cumbersome...
Yet, the chances of arriving at the cause in a given individual is very poor.

If you are particular, you ought to see a nephrologist / cardiologist team in a multi-speciality tertiary care centre.


Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Got Blood Pressure After Childbirth. On Medication. Cause?

Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic It is rather easy to treat blood pressure, but it is very very difficult to find out the cause of it, in a given individual. Usually only some common treatable conditions are looked for. Doing the same tests more than once may not help. There are a variety of sophisticated investigations – several hormones, several scans and so on... They are costly and cumbersome... Yet, the chances of arriving at the cause in a given individual is very poor. If you are particular, you ought to see a nephrologist / cardiologist team in a multi-speciality tertiary care centre. Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck