Correlation Between Body Mass Index and Risk of Obesity with Blood Pressure Women

Abstract

Obesity is one of the epidemic diseases in most developed countries. According to the WHO report states that more than 1.9 billion adults worldwide are overweight and more than 600 million people are obese, corresponding to 39% overweight and 13% obesity rates for the adult population in the world. Obesity has great side effects on health. Obesity is associated with increased mortality, BMI over 30 has a risk of death caused mainly by cardiovascular causes. The purpose of this study: to determine the correlation of BMI with the risk of obesity with Blood pressure women. The results showed that the chi-square test between BMI with the risk of obesity to systolic blood pressure was 0.021 where p value <0.05. Then BMI risk of obesity to systolic blood pressure is 0.021 where p value <0.05, so that means that there is a relationship between BMI risk of obesity with systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

Triplet pregnancy with severe preeclampsia: appropriate management

“…According to the results, obese women with triplet pregnancy have a 3 to 4 times risk of experiencing preeclampsia than women of healthy weight. 18 Other research results demonstrated that the obesity body mass index is associated with increased blood pressure, 19 and there is a significant relationship between maternal weight gain during pregnancy with the birth weight of the baby. 20 Previous research has revealed that triplet pregnancy can be detected at 7-8 weeks of pregnancy through an ultrasound examination.…”