5High Blood Pressure
In most cases, normal or high blood pressure tends to drop in the early weeks of pregnancy. As a result, you may feel dizzy or out of balance because blood vessels are dilated. It can be hard to determine whether high blood pressure is caused by pregnancy. Many cases during the first 20 weeks tend to suggest underlying health issues. The health issue would develop before or during pregnancy. Visit your healthcare provider to measure your blood pressure. You can also learn basic ways to track blood pressure at home. Avoid high-impact exercises and switch to pregnancy-friendly activities. Similarly, make some diet changes to control your blood pressure. Try eating snacks regularly and drinking enough water as well to prevent dizziness. [7]
