preeclampsia

  Preeclampsia is a collection of symptoms that occur during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period consisting of the triad: hypertension, proteinuri, and edema. In pre eclampsia there is spasm of blood vessels accompanied by salt and water retention. In renal biopsy found a great spasm of glomerular arterioles. In some cases, such a narrow lumen of arterioles that can only be traversed by a single red blood cell.

So if all experiencing spasm of the arterioles in the body, the blood pressure will go up in an effort to cope with the pressure that peripheral tissue oxygenation can be satisfied. While weight gain and edema caused by the accumulation of excess water in the interstitial space is not known why, probably due to retention of water and salt. Proteinuria can be caused by spasm of the arterioles resulting in a change in the glomerulus.
   
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Usually the signs of pre eclampsia occur in sequence: excessive weight gain, followed by edema, hypertension, and proteinuria eventually. In mild pre eclampsia found no subjective symptoms. In severe pre eclampsia found in the area prontal headache, diplopia, blurred vision, pain in the epigastric region, nausea or vomiting. These symptoms are often found in pre-eclampsia increased and is an indication that eclampsia will occur.

Regular antenatal examinations and qualified and conscientious about early signs (mild pre-eclampsia), and given adequate treatment so that the disease does not become more severe. Should always be alert to the possibility of pre-eclampsia. Provide information on the benefits of rest and sleep, tranquility, and the importance of regulating diet low in salt, fat, and carbohydrates and high in protein, also keep excessive weight gain.