Serum calcium level in pregnancy induced hypertension
作者： Arun Patel , Aruna Patel , Manoj Sharma , Brijesh Singh
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关键词: Endocrinology 、 Population 、 Internal medicine 、 Pregnancy induced 、 Physiology 、 Risk groups 、 Medicine 、 Serum Calcium Level 、 Pregnancy 、 Calcium 、 Inverse correlation 、 Incidence (epidemiology)
摘要: The study of serum calcium level in PIH advocates the value Ca++ a marker pregnancy complicated by hypertension or severe pre-eclampasia. Total number 100 patients admitted G.M. Hospital, Rewa was studied done twice relation to delivery. On basis current information it is clear that supplementation during lower blood pressure additionally effect on smooth muscle relaxation detected supplemented patient may affect incidence prematurity. epidemiologic data suggest an inverse correlation between dietary intake and PIH. However High Risk group such as pregnant teens, population with inadequate intake, women at risk developing benefit from consuming additional calcium.
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