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Jenny, Rudolf

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“…The incidence of medical disorders with pregnancy in this study was 12.39% compared to the study done by Rozati et al 7 . In this study, hypertensive disorders was the commonest disorder while in the Nigerian study hypertensive 9 disorder was second to the malarial which could be due to higher prevalence of malaria in Nigeria 10 .…”

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Medical Disorders of Pregnancy in Patients at Dhaka National Medical Institute Hospital

2020

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Introduction: Hypertensive disorders are the commonest complications during pregnancy responsible for maternal and foetal mortality and morbidity. The aim of the study was to determine the magnitude of percentage of disorders in admitted pregnant women. A retrospective study was done to determine the pattern of disorders during pregnancy among the admitted pregnant women National Medical Institute Hospital. This study was done during January 2017 to December 2017 at Dhaka National Medical Institute Hospital. Materials and Methods: 3276 pregnant women admitted had medical disorders (406) with 12.39% at the age of reproduction (20-35 years). Results: The commonest disorders were hypertensive disease of pregnancy (45.32%), urinary tract infection (14.78%), gestational diabetic mellitus (10.84%), anaemia (7.39%), bronchial asthma (6.40%) respiratory infectious conditions (5.42%), viral infections (3.94%), thyroid disorder (3.45%), and cardiac disease (2.45%). Conclusion: Hypertensive disorder is the most common medical disorder of pregnancy followed by urinary tract infection, gestational diabetic mellitus, anaemia, bronchial asthma respiratory infectious conditions, viral infections, thyroid disorder and cardiac disease in order. Medicine Today 2020 Vol.32(2): 122-125

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