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What Happens if I have Preeclampsia? | Sarah Lavonne

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  • Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
  • Watch part 1 first: All About Preeclampsia! • Headache? Blurry Visio...
    Have you or someone you know been diagnosed with gestational hypertension in pregnancy or preeclampsia? Are you pregnant and wondering what complications can happen in pregnancy and what to expect if it happened to you? This video is for you!
    In this part 2 I talk about what to expect as far as birth timing, induction or cesarean, what your care could look like, magnesium sulfate and what your options [still] are if you were to have this pregnancy condition! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
    CHAPTERS
    00:51 You've been diagnosed with preeclampsia [gestational hypertension]
    01:47 What will happen if you're over 37 weeks and you have it?
    2:10 What if you're less than 37 weeks pregnant?
    2:54 How to make medical decisions in a high risk pregnancy situation
    4:49 What type of birth can you have if you have preeclampsia? Cesarean? Vaginal birth?
    6:09 What can/can't you do in labor? What options do you have?
    7:06 IVs and Magnesium Sulfate
    9:33 Medications for "severe range" blood pressures
    10:18 What should you focus on if you are diagnosed?
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Комментарии • 56

  • @ShadesofSage
    @ShadesofSage 3 года назад +11

    Thank you for sharing this very important information Sarah❤️! I had preeclampsia with my first pregnancy and it was really scary because I didn’t know anything about it and it happened so suddenly. I’m now a doula and I share my birth story on my channel as well to help other mommas out there🙏🏿. Thank you for continuing to inspire me in this field💕!

  • @BalancedRuminantGrazers
    @BalancedRuminantGrazers 3 года назад +6

    Sarah you are the best! I’ve had two gestational hypertension pregnancies and we are starting to talk about baby #3. I always grow healthy babies but I am closely monitored and induced at 37 weeks. I love my doctor but this series just helped calm me down! It’s scary to be told that bad things can happen to you or your baby. You put it in such a great way that gives me confidence in myself and my medical team ❤️ Thank you! Thank you!

  • @rushiaj1222
    @rushiaj1222 3 года назад +3

    I’m 20 weeks with my 4th pregnancy and found your channel ❤️ I love your enthusiasm. It feels like getting advice from a good friend 🥰

  • @AlyOxygen
    @AlyOxygen 3 года назад +10

    I had preeclampsia and was induced at 39 weeks ... ended up with an unwanted cesarean. My BP immediately went down with delivery but then 5 days pp spiked to 158 over 110 😖 with a killer headache. My doctor gave my Labetol TID, luckily 6 to 7 weeks pp I was able to discontinue it. I wish at discharge front the hospital they told me to check my BP at home or that it could spike pp too. I thought my headache was from lack of sleep from newborn life lol.

  • @charlieme4540
    @charlieme4540 3 года назад +3

    I love you’re channel thank you for being so informative!!!

  • @samanthastefenoni5662
    @samanthastefenoni5662 3 года назад

    Always good info! Thank you!!!

  • @KitKat-kp3lx
    @KitKat-kp3lx 3 года назад

    Thank you! Super informative 🥰

  • @bethanywhite877
    @bethanywhite877 Год назад +1

    My pressure was like 180/135 in both of my pregnancies around 22 weeks. Wasn’t fun. They gave me no meds but I spent time in the hospital when my stress tests, done weekly, didn’t show the movement they wanted. I learned to drink orange juice during that test…lol. Bed rest and laying on my left side. Delivered my daughter 1 1/2 months early and my son 3 weeks early. I never had protein in my urine thank God. I was not allowed to walk around at all. In bed the entire time. Blood pressure taken constantly. Got the mag. Definitely made me hot but just for a few minutes. My daughter was most affected by the preeclampsia. She’s 23 and has high blood pressure. They give a med to relax her heart. I think that’s how it works. She was 4 lbs but otherwise fine. We couldn’t leave hospital until she weighed 5 lbs. My son went home when I did. I hemorrhaged bad with his birth around 8 hours after he was born. I would rather have gone through labor and delivery again. Stopping that bleeding was extremely painful. I was crying and begging for my mom. I’m 33. Little old to be doing that. Lol. I stayed in hospital about 5 days after he was born. Preeclampsia definitely isn’t fun but don’t be scared. Thankfully I was ignorant to the seriousness of the situation. I was never worried.

  • @TaylorTatorbugHansen
    @TaylorTatorbugHansen 3 года назад

    I had pre eclampsia at 39 weeks and was induced because my BP was fine. But I get what youre saying in terms of being limited to your options. I remember asking if I could take a bath, but I was so hooked up to things that I was pretty much limited to my bed. An epidural was then my best option for managing my pain.

  • @meaganadams9180
    @meaganadams9180 3 года назад +2

    I had preeclampsia with my second and was induced at 38 weeks. My doctor was on it quickly. I was slightly spilling protein in my urine at their office so she decided to induce the next day. I originally wanted to wait because I was already progressing naturally, but agreed to induction. (I was induced with my first and it wasn't a fun experience) Good thing because by the next morning when I arrived at the hospital, my blood pressure was elevated and my kidney and liver functioning was declining. They put me on magnesium for the duration. I had an awful experience on the magnesium, largely related to not being appropriately monitored and not being heard by the night shift nurse I had immediately after delivery. I'm glad we are done having kid, because I would not want to have to take that medication again.

  • @Tyche09
    @Tyche09 3 года назад +11

    Can you discuss postpartum eclampsia and the chances of being able to have another healthy pregnancy after having it?

    • @nette9836
      @nette9836 Месяц назад

      There's always a chance of a healthy pregnancy after most incidents. With that being said, would I recommend getting pregnant again after a serious case of eclampsia? Absolutely not. Not worth it.

  • @j.e.m_music1341
    @j.e.m_music1341 3 года назад +1

    Also would you be able to make a video about hyperemesis and hellp syndrome?

  • @rebekkahhollister
    @rebekkahhollister 3 года назад +1

    This video is coming a little late for me, but interesting nonetheless!
    I was induced for other reasons at 38 weeks, but during the process they discovered I actually had developed preeclampsia also.
    Probably the most convenient time to be diagnosed with preeclampsia (if you're gonna have it) lol

  • @roronoazoro9852
    @roronoazoro9852 Год назад +1

    My mother and grandmother had preeclampsia. I'm too scared to get pregnant. I'm choosing to adopt.

  • @SandraLuz3
    @SandraLuz3 3 года назад

    Please make a video of umbilical hernias during pregnancy

  • @twilightchick77
    @twilightchick77 3 года назад +8

    Please make a part 3 about preeclampsia postpartum and what a future pregnancy will look like if you’ve had preeclampsia before 🙏🏼

    • @kindrahanneman7363
      @kindrahanneman7363 3 года назад

      I’ve had pre e with two babies that lead to induction at 36 and 37 weeks- I’m on my third baby and my OB said my chances of getting it again is super high.

    • @LaynieLashes
      @LaynieLashes 3 года назад

      I would like to see this video as well. My BP spiked to 193 after being sent home. I was on a magnesium IV 2x. My kidney specialist said it usually happens again and can be worse 😞

    • @daniellecavaliere3607
      @daniellecavaliere3607 2 года назад

      I had it with my first and third pregnancy. Now I’m on my fourth and hoping it holds off for a while at least.

  • @candicewiggins166
    @candicewiggins166 3 года назад +2

    have you seen pre-eclampsia happening early or at all with mothers who have had COVID-19 during pregnancy, specifically in 1st trimester?

  • @harleyertwine1453
    @harleyertwine1453 2 года назад

    I don't have high blood pressure however I have alot of protein in my urine . I'm 36 week along.

  • @heatherrodriguez474
    @heatherrodriguez474 3 года назад

    I had all the signs but no one mentioned preeclampsia. I was induced at 37 weeks.

  • @NoteMalkah
    @NoteMalkah 2 года назад

    How soon after you give birth, do all the symptoms go away?

  • @maribelpacheco9851
    @maribelpacheco9851 3 месяца назад

    I was 42 pregnant with my 4th and experienced pre-eclampsia for the 1st time. I was never fully explained the risks or in detail of what was going on. I was 38 weeks and told my BP was 180/110 and needed to be induced because i have pre-eclampsia. I delivered and was then diagnosed with post partum pre-eclampsia. I was never fully explained any of this nor did i understand what all it entailed

  • @SchneiderBrittany
    @SchneiderBrittany 3 года назад +3

    Why would they put you on magnesium AND pitocin to induce labor and not just schedule a c section? If Magnesium is a relaxing medication and pitocin contracts wouldn’t they counteract each other?

    • @salishheights2320
      @salishheights2320 3 года назад

      Yep. The mag works against the pitocin. Very not fun.

  • @taylorm7777
    @taylorm7777 Месяц назад

    Im 36 weeks pregnant, also have gestational diabetes. Today at my prenatal appointment i had very high blood.pressure. they sent me to L&D, and monitored me. They sent me home after BP went down but sent me home with a 24 hr urine test. So tomorrow i will go back to L&D to get those results from the urine test and that will.see if i have pre eclampsia. If its really bad they will induce me. But lowkey i hope they do. Im so miserable lately!!! My legs, face, and arms are always puffy and im so uncomfortable. I just want her out already. But of course i want a natural vag birth, im terrified of c sections.

  • @zulekhaheart2545
    @zulekhaheart2545 3 года назад +2

    Very informative, please share about diabetics too I just lost my baby last week at 37 weeks.

    • @ShadesofSage
      @ShadesofSage 3 года назад +5

      Aww, so sorry to hear about your loss 😓. Thinking of you and your family 🙏🏿

    • @explaincauseidontgetit3294
      @explaincauseidontgetit3294 3 года назад +1

      💕 Oh dear Zulekha, I am so sorry to hear that you lost your baby. I pray you are surrounded by loved ones to support you and seeking counsel to work through all the emotions that I’m sure you’re wrangling through. Do you know if it was related to diabetes?

    • @zulekhaheart2545
      @zulekhaheart2545 3 года назад +1

      @@ShadesofSage Thanks you so much Sister

    • @zulekhaheart2545
      @zulekhaheart2545 3 года назад

      @@explaincauseidontgetit3294 Thank you, unfortunately I am diabetic type 2 that's why I am trying to educate myself to prevent it from happening again God Willing.

    • @ShadesofSage
      @ShadesofSage 3 года назад +2

      @@zulekhaheart2545 You’re very welcome 😌💕!

  • @Akiraxixi
    @Akiraxixi 5 месяцев назад

    I had to do a c section after two fail induction. I was at 34 weeks+4 days when I gave birth. I was on the mag and fucking hated it. I was so heartbroken that I couldn’t do it naturally. Baby is in nicu. I was put on medication during recovery and was supposed to monitor my blood pressure. Thing is high blood pressure runs in the family

  • @julierfstorie
    @julierfstorie 3 года назад +4

    I was induced 3 weeks ago due to Very high BP and had my little boy at 36 weeks. Very scary and traumatic. And magnesium sucks I was on a mag iv for 24 hrs after delivery I felt like my body was so stiff and achy!

    • @julierfstorie
      @julierfstorie 3 года назад +2

      Ironically this came out 2 days before I had him day before I was induced..... So much of this happened! idk if you interested but I'd be willing to share my experience ...

    • @sarah29880
      @sarah29880 Год назад +1

      Glad you and your baby made it safely

    • @angelaamaya9558
      @angelaamaya9558 2 месяца назад

      Was it normal birth

  • @Daymickey
    @Daymickey 2 года назад

    I have slightly elevated blood pressure and I’m getting pregnant in a few weeks via IVF. Is there anything I can do NOW to decrease my chances of developing preeclampsia? Is it completely out of my hands?

    • @neuroticgypsy
      @neuroticgypsy 2 года назад

      It's completely out of your hands. No one actually knows why it develops. It's just theories.

  • @kayliealdrich7611
    @kayliealdrich7611 2 года назад

    I just got diagnosed with preeclampsia last week at 26 weeks. It’s not out of control but they are talking about a preterm c section or hospitalized bed rest until 32 weeks. I had 700 protein in my urine but my bps haven’t been severe… like steady 140’s/90’s. Are we just waiting for it to spike or for more protein? I’m just confused how to know when to do something

    • @zackhofer2794
      @zackhofer2794 4 месяца назад

      How did everything go for you and the baby

    • @kayliealdrich7611
      @kayliealdrich7611 4 месяца назад

      @@zackhofer2794 I made it all the way to 37 weeks with no complications but my baby had to do a little nicu time

    • @zackhofer2794
      @zackhofer2794 4 месяца назад

      Did you go for c section or did they induce you

  • @rebeccabravo6144
    @rebeccabravo6144 2 года назад

    I had no signs with my surrogate baby.
    I was 35 weeks, felt like someone punched me in the back of the head. Went to L&D instead of my appointment as told by the nurses.
    So odd because my BP was fine & no protein in my urine. We had to do a blood test &
    My doctor decided to induce me & I had him about 7 hours later. I didn’t mind the magnesium. I felt like it helped with the pain!

  • @j.e.m_music1341
    @j.e.m_music1341 3 года назад

    Will I automatically get preeclampsia again next pregnancy if I had it with my first?

    • @ngs5554
      @ngs5554 2 года назад

      Your chances are significantly higher.

    • @j.e.m_music1341
      @j.e.m_music1341 2 года назад +1

      @@ngs5554 Hi Nancy, my doctor said apparently first time pregnancy is a risk factor and also having a second baby with the same partner as my first pregnancy brings down my chances

  • @mrs.228
    @mrs.228 3 года назад

    I got it by drinking V8

    • @mrs.228
      @mrs.228 3 года назад

      As in the longer it’s in the fridge is the saltier it tastes