Preeclampsia Risk Assessment
Identify risk factors for preeclampsia during pregnancy.
Preeclampsia Risk Assessment Form
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Understanding Your Results
ACOG recommends low-dose aspirin for pregnant individuals with one or more high-risk factors, or two or more moderate-risk factors for preeclampsia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is preeclampsia?
It is a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy characterized by high blood pressure and signs of damage to other organs, usually after 20 weeks.
Who is at highest risk for preeclampsia?
First-time mothers, women with chronic hypertension, multiple gestations, pre-existing diabetes, and those with a history of preeclampsia.
Can preeclampsia be prevented?
Low-dose aspirin is recommended for high-risk nulliparous women. Regular prenatal care and blood pressure monitoring are essential.
What are warning signs of severe preeclampsia?
Severe headache, visual changes, upper abdominal pain, sudden swelling, nausea, vomiting, and shortness of breath.
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