should i be worried

Since my blood pressure is 133/64? I've also had dizzyness, I called my Dr office but all the nurse said was call my Dr in the morning?

That is prehypertensive, so it is slightly concerning, but you didn't post what you typically read.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Safka9973:</b>" That is prehypertensive, so it is slightly concerning, but you didn't post what you typically read."</blockquote>




Sorry, normally 120/65 ish

It is definitely something to be concerned about, but don't freak out! As you near the end of your pregnancy, changes in BP are common. Do keep an eye on it, and make sure to call your OB first thing in the am

Seriously, though! Don't stress! This will increase your BP so just lie down and try and take it easy!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Safka9973:</b>" It is definitely something to be concerned about, but don't freak out! As you near the end of your pregnancy, ... [snip!] ... first thing in the am Seriously, though! Don't stress! This will increase your BP so just lie down and try and take it easy!"</blockquote>




Thanks, I wont, I have been layin down since I called the office... The nurse said maybe vertigo and I'm like nooo lol. But then again I'm no nurse and shes no dr... Thanks  

my bp raises a little after walking and changes in temperature...next time sit still for like ten mins then check again...if you did that then just keep an eye on it..thats not horrible. But def get it checked out to be safe  

<blockquote><b>Quoting SunMoonStars:</b>" my bp raises a little after walking and changes in temperature...next time sit still for like ten mins ... [snip!] ... then check again...if you did that then just keep an eye on it..thats not horrible. But def get it checked out to be safe  "</blockquote>



I will, I knew I felt weird so I went to a walk in clinched by my house and had them give me a check nurse said call ur Dr cuz u didn't check in the clinic since I just did a quick check, so ill be checking in the morning before I call as well to give her another reading

I have chronic hypertension, and my doctor has had me on Labetalol since day 1, since the other meds I was taking for blood pressure were not safe for the fetus.

The top number fluctuates a lot, to me (a nurse) it seems fine. The bottom number is what were concerned about (unless both are high or there's a huge difference) and your bottom number looks good. I wouldn't stress about that too much unless you start to hit the 140s frequently.

I didn't read but I'm also assuming your pregnant which means your top number is going to be higher than normal because you're moving around extra bloods. I hope that helps.