1.6.10 For women with pre-eclampsia or severe gestational hypertension, write a care plan that includes all of the following: the timing and nature of future fetal monitoring fetal indications for birth and if and when antenatal corticosteroids should be given plans for discussion with neonatal paediatricians and obstetric anaesthetists. Women who need additional fetal monitoring 1.6.11 Carry out an ultrasound for fetal growth and amniotic fluid volume assessment and umbilical artery doppler velocimetry starting at between 28 and 30 weeks (or at least 2 weeks before previous gestational age of onset if earlier than 28 weeks) and repeating 4 weeks later in women with previous: severe pre-eclampsia pre-eclampsia that resulted in birth before 34 weeks pre-eclampsia with a baby whose birth weight was less than the 10th centile intrauterine death placental abruption. [2010] 1.6.12 In women who need additional fetal monitoring (see recommendation 1.6.11), carry out cardiotocography only if clinically indicated. [2010, 1.7 Intrapartum care 1.7.1 Give advice and treatment to women with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy in line with the NICE guideline on intrapartum care, unless there are recommendations in this guideline on the same topic. Offer care in accordance with the NICE guideline on intrapartum care for women with hypertension whether treated or untreated, and not just on the basis of blood pressure in labour. [2010, amended 2019] 1.7.2 Give women with chronic hypertension advice and care in line with the NICE guideline on intrapartum care for women with existing medical conditions or obstetric complications and their babies. [2019] Blood pressure 1.7.3 During labour, measure blood pressure: hourly, in women with hypertension every 15 30 minutes until blood pressure is less than 160/110 mmHg in women with severe hypertension. [2010, amended 2019] 1.7.4 Continue use of antenatal antihypertensive treatment during labour. 