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Hi doctor I am 26 weeks pregnant and my previous scanning shows Doppler screen positive and I ihave high BP.. My doctor said baby growth said it can affect baby's growth. Is there anything to worry.. ?

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Dr. Christine Marie Rubio answered : 7 years ago

Hi there. Please coordinate with your OB closely. It is important that you maintain your blood pressure as normal as possible. Doppler velocimetry must also be done often. If reversed flow is observed, pregnancy might be terminated sooner. Good luck.

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