Congratulations! Enjoy your little bundle of joy!

Congratulations! Enjoy your new baby!

<t>Thanks for the info.<br/> I've been followed closely by my doctor since 28 weeks when my BP first got high, and they've been checking for PE to develop since I had it with my first pregnancy (at 35 weeks). <br/> <br/> Today, the doctor said that since the test was negative for PE (24 hour urine),...

<t>So, I turned in my 24 hour urine test this morning. I just found out (from the nurse) that it was negative (225mg). Of course, I'm so happy about this. But, now a bit more confused. <br/> <br/> My BP had been stable (highest 148/70s) for the past 7 weeks, until a few days ago. Suddenly, it decide...

Sounds like good test results- glad to hear you feel comfortable.

Congrats and good luck tomorrow! 37+ weeks is such a great time- I'm so happy for you and your family!!!!

<t>Hi there.<br/> <br/> Wow- it sounds like our stories are duplicates of each other! I'm also due 5/11 and just hit 35 weeks yesterday. And this past week has been rocky compared to the previous ones which were stable. My doc is also saying that 140/90 is fine, and I am in the middle of doing my 24...

Congrats on the pregnancy!

<t>Karoliina, <br/> <br/> I too am amazed at how differently things are handled in different places. Even in the same city in the U.S. it seems you can find doctors that will treat the same situation differently. <br/> It always makes me wonder what really is the best, or if the doctors even know. <...

<t>Thanks for the replies. <br/> <br/> Today, I'm at 35+1 weeks, hoping to keep going. I know everyone is different and PE can be different if you get it again. I'm just hoping it stays mild and stable more than it did with my first pregnancy- it was diagnosed as sudden onset severe PE at 35+0 and t...