Poor Jabber, I feel faint at the thought
LenniEd, the fact that the second reading was within normal limits (first one was just a bit over, hence her concern) is pretty reassuring. They always had to take mine at least twice. Its bound to be higher at the very very end of pg, and in fact....if you're actually in very mild early labour already (all those cx, the show...) it would make sense too.
They do need to keep an eye on it, in case it changes, but those levels are still ok - and fwiw, mine went a fair bit higher than that before anyone started to do more than test my pee.
Is the MW coming back soon to take it again? If you start to get headaches that won't go away, flashing lights, swelling or stuff like that, absolutely, of course, call an ambulance or go to hospital. Otherwise, I would try not to worry (or you'll get a fake high reading from stress ) because atm its fine, honestly. And no protein in your pee is very good sign.
Like Jabber, I had to take meds postpartum both times because mine wouldn't come down straight away, but I never had protein in my urine, and didn't have pre-eclampsia or any problems with either the dds or me pre-labour. And pre-eclampsia, by the way, is far more common with a first baby than a second.
Hope I'm helping more than worrying you, but honestly, if it helps, go ask the women on the PG section how high their BPs got at the end - its not unusual for it to be high at the end, and is always watched closely (or should be). HTH, am thinking of you and here later