Keywords
Hypertension disease
Heart failure
Prevention
Submitted : 2025-02-08
Accepted : 2025-02-23
Published : 2025-03-10
Abstract
Objective: To explore effective preventive measures for gestational hypertension complicated with heart failure. Method: 23 patients with gestational hypertension complicated with heart failure who underwent prenatal examination and delivery in our hospital from January 2022 to January 2023 were selected. Provide routine prenatal care and treatment for these patients, and implement comprehensive prevention and intervention measures on this basis. Compare the incidence of heart failure, maternal and infant outcomes, and related clinical indicators between two groups of patients. Result: All 23 patients were successfully rescued. Conclusion: Implementing comprehensive prevention and intervention measures for patients with gestational hypertension can effectively reduce the incidence of heart failure, improve maternal and infant outcomes, and has important clinical application value.
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