Re-hospitalized • Motivation • Recovery + 1 year Update

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ย. 2024

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  • @naliyahkaya
    @naliyahkaya  2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    *Time Stamps*
    00:00 Intro
    00:29 High blood pressure in pregnancy
    1:57 Decision to induce labor preeclampsia concerns
    3:06 Sings of postpartum preeclampsia
    4:07 Postpartum preeclampsia diagnosis & treatment
    6:55 Postpartum preeclampsia recovery & motivational words
    *IG*
    @naliyah.kaya

  • @lanarose2134
    @lanarose2134 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I am going through this right now 😢 it's uplifting listening to your story

    • @naliyahkaya
      @naliyahkaya  2 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      @@lanarose2134 I’m so sorry you’re going through such a difficult time right now- I am glad that you found my channel and story - it was meant for you!
      I would watch the videos I found on TH-cam about postpartum preeclampsia and everyone got well much faster than I did so I felt even more defeated not seeing anyone recover farther out. While I certainly hope you recover as quickly as possible please don’t be discouraged if it takes awhile. 💝
      Sending you SOOO much love 💕 and encouragement during your healing journey and CONGRATS on your little one!

  • @lanarose2134
    @lanarose2134 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    How long did you stay on medications

    • @naliyahkaya
      @naliyahkaya  หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi @lanarose2134 I looked at my calendar and the last notation indicates about 4.5 months. It became more intermittent as time went on from everyday to maybe once a week then 1-2x a month and then finally it eventually stabilized around January of this year (son was born Aug. 2023). The dosage was also dropped and I was told to take as needed during that timeframe, but had to be careful it didn't "tank me" as my body started to adjust and heal I could have a high night take one and then be at 90/60 so I started having to pay really close attention and make calls on if I truly needed it as sometimes my BP would be normal in the morning. I hope this is encouraging to you and that you are continuing to heal! Always happy to answer questions :) 💝

  • @MartabakManis-n8o
    @MartabakManis-n8o 8 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา

    Have you had visual disturbance while postpartum preeclampsia (hard to focus, sensitive into light, etc) how long it will be heal? Now i am on that situation 😢

    • @naliyahkaya
      @naliyahkaya  5 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา +1

      @@MartabakManis-n8o I’m sorry you’re experiencing this and I hope you recover soon! 💝. I definitely did during the magnesium treatment in hospital- unable to focus etc. I still have black eye floaters those started during pregnancy and haven’t left but I believe may be due to dehydration as I’m not getting enough water.
      Throughout pregnancy I also had eye changes which they say are “normal” - such as thinking I forgot my contacts because things weren’t focused but I did have them in.
      After birth I had very dry eyes irritated- I saw eye doctor and they didn’t find anything and told me hydration and eye drops. The dry itching eyes subsided but as mentioned still have black eye floaters.
      I started to get better from the postpartum preeclampsia slowly and was fully off meds at 5 months postpartum - about a year out I felt normal and now my son is 15 mos old and I have all my energy and have been back working out in gym boxing etc. the past few months. I do still notice my eyes are off but not sure what to make of it since eye exam was okay. I may go again soon.
      I never thought I would get better but little by little over time you can. Lots of rest when possible and healthy foods walks anything that is not too hard on you. In the beginning just going to living room was exhausting then going to one store all my energy gone for whole day finally you heal though 😊 Sending you lots of well wishes!

    • @MartabakManis-n8o
      @MartabakManis-n8o 2 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา +1

      @@naliyahkayathank you so much for your reply, it’s mean something to me to keep on spirit ✨
      God bless youuu!!