Incidence of maternal gestational hypertension risk factors of 106 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Incidence of maternal gestational hypertension risk factors of 106 cases [Abstract] Objective To investigate maternal stress, uterine tension increases with the incidence of gestational hypertension link. Methods Case-control study method of our hospital 106 cases of pregnant women with gestational hypertension also randomly selected 110 cases of normal maternal age, occupation, parity, on the school year the number of mental stress, tension of the uterus were compared six aspects. The results of stress, tension increased between the uterus significantly (P lt;0.005, on the school number and gestational hypertension positive correlation over the early maternal morbidity by maternal age, no significant relationship between occupation and disease. Conclusion mental stress, tension increased uterine pregnancy induced hypertension. [Keywords:] gestational hypertension, mental stress, tension increased uterine Gestational hypertension is a common serious harm to mother and child safe during pregnancy complications leading to maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality of children one of the main, the incidence of risk factors, obstetric workers long-term exploration of the problem. Back in 1958, reported 51 cases of foreign Saleno, unmarried pregnancy, gestational hypertension accounted for half of the patients [1]. In recent years, the concept of the old fertility and family planning in conflict, the spirit of many women after pregnancy excessive tension, some even without the index birth, not resulting in the development of prenatal diagnosis to the time of preeclampsia or eclampsia and severe period of serious threat to safe motherhood, while living standards, a huge increase in the fetus, then a number of pregnancy, amniotic fluid had more macrosomia in diabetic pregnancy, resulting in increased uterine tone. mental stress, the uterus can increase the tension so that the adrenal glands to increase, promote vasoconstriction, s