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. 2021 Dec 3;12:659503. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2021.659503

TABLE 2.

Main health problems presented by pregnant women.

Health problem a N (%)
Hypertensive syndrome during pregnancy 87 (29.2)
Diabetes mellitus during pregnancy 84 (28.2)
Thyroid disease 38 (12.7)
Collagen disease and antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) 25 (8.3)
Multiple pregnancy 22 (7.4)
Bad obstetric history (BOH) + 20 (6.7)
Nervous system problems 19 (6.3)
Uterine anomaly and preterm labor 18 (6.0)
Infection during pregnancy 18 (6.0)
Pulmonary disease 14 (4.7)
Mental health 14 (4.7)
Obstetric complications 11 (3.7)
Diagnosis under investigation 18 (6.0)
Others 61 (20.5)
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More than one health problem per woman. +Examples of bad obstetric history found: perinatal deaths, malformations, and history of miscarriage. Others: non-specified health problems, 15 (5.0%); anemia, 7 (2.3%); non-specified cardiovascular and hematologic problems, 4 (1.6%); Crohn’s disease and bariatric surgery, 3 (1.0%) (each); history of orthopedic surgery, nephrolithiasis, history of renal lithiasis, hyperemesis gravidarum, history of cervical intraepithelial neoplasm, 2 (0.6%) (each); cirrhosis, chronic liver disease, problem in inguinal region, polycystic ovary syndrome, bilateral renal agenesis, intrauterine growth restriction, alcoholism, allergic rhinitis, kidney stone biliary lithiasis, cholestasis, keratoconus, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, history of hydatidiform spring, weight loss during pregnancy, history of splenectomy and colectomy, previous uterus neoplasm, non-specified surgery during pregnancy, 1 (0.3%) (each).