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How do you deal with pre-eclampsia?

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The best way to deal with pre-eclampsya is to target the cause, which is probably high blood pressure. If you can get your blood pressure under control the symptoms will significantly decrease. If you are 38 weeks pregnant or more, the best way to get rid of pre-eclampsya is to deliver!

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