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A study of lipid profile in second and third trimester obese pregnants

K. Kameswaramma

Abstract

Objective: To study the levels of lipid profile during second and third trimester pregnancy. Material and methods: This case cotrol study was conducted at a tertiary care hospital department of gynecology & obstetrics by enrolling antenatal cases for the period of 2 years. The study was conducted on 25 obese women (BMI>30Kg/ m2). Results: In obese second and third trimester, the mean cholesterol levels were 215.35±15.8 229.82±16.2 mg/dl respectively. The mean HDL levels were 43.5±5.8 and 40.6±5.2 mg/dl. The mean TGL levels were 179.23±36.5 and 190.58±39.4 mg/dl. Whereas, non-obese second and third trimester had decreased total cholesterol levels. Conclusion: Overweight/obese women have more atherogenic lipid profile than normal weight women during second and third trimester pregnancy, which may help to pridict the pregnancy outcomes

Gestational Diabetes Research and ManagementBirth, Development, and HealthPregnancy and preeclampsia studiesThird trimesterMedicineOverweightSecond trimesterLipid profilePregnancyObstetricsObesityObstetrics and gynaecologyFirst trimester
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