Suárez GJA, Gutiérrez MM, Cairo GV, Marín TY, Rodríguez RL, Veitía MM

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ABSTRACT

Introduction: history of previous pre eclampsia is a major risk of recurrence.
Objective: identify the impact of previous preeclampsia as a risk factor.
Methods: retrospective descriptive study at was conducted Mariana Grajales Provincial Maternity Hospital in Santa Clara from 2011 to 2013. A simple random sample of 238 pregnant women was selected. They were given a survey.
Results: in most cases, ages ranged between 20 and 34 years. Poor calcium intakes prior to and during pregnancy, obesity, and pathological family history of frontline were the main risk factors. Pre eclampsia was diagnosed in 99 pregnant women.
Conclusion: previous eclampsia constitutes a risk factor for any pregnant to initiate a pregnancy due to maternal and perinatal complications which can occur.

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