pregnancy complicated by essential hypertension

There is no specific preventive method for pregnancy complicated with essential hypertension. After onset, attention should be paid to avoiding cold exposure, local physiotherapy, and joint local anesthesia to protect the hands and feet. Hypertension is a clinical syndrome characterized mainly by elevated systemic arterial pressure, which can itself produce a series of symptoms, reducing the patient's quality of life and work capacity, and severe cases may even lead to death. The prevalence of essential hypertension increases with age, with a greater increase generally after age 35. Before age 60, the prevalence is generally higher in males than in females, but after age 60, it is higher in females than in males.