A 33-year-old primigravida presents at 33+4 weeks of gestation with persistently raised BP between 140/90 to 145/99 for one week. There is no proteinuria and symphysio-fundal height is normal. What will the most important further management include? Question 87Answer a. Checking BP weekly b. Checking BP twice daily c. Admit and do a BP profile d. Do BP monitoring weekly with blood tests fortnightly e. Offer delivery at 34 weeks
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