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10 weeks of gestation medical history of mild hypertension. a. Fatigue b. Leukorrhea c. Epistaxis d....

10 weeks of gestation medical history of mild hypertension.

a. Fatigue

b. Leukorrhea

c. Epistaxis

d. Persistent headache

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d. Persistent headache

Persistent headache is a common sign of mild hypertension, and also severe hypertension. Fatigue and leukorrhea (vaginal white discharge) do not necessarily indicate hypertension, whereas epistaxis (nose bleed) occurs due to severe hypertension.

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