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Prevention. BMI and Diet. Augmented placental production of leptin, adinopectin, TAG, and inflammation BMI>30 increases risk of: Preeclampsia Gestational diabetes Fetal macrosomia. Low Dose Aspirin. Based on a functional imbalance between vasodilator and vasoconstrictor eicosanoids.
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BMI and Diet • Augmented placental production of leptin, adinopectin, TAG, and inflammation • BMI>30 increases risk of: • Preeclampsia • Gestational diabetes • Fetal macrosomia
Low Dose Aspirin • Based on a functional imbalance between vasodilator and vasoconstrictor eicosanoids. • TXL-A2 increased and PGI levels decreased • Aspirin- inhibits TX-A2 while PGI can be resynthesized from the endothelium.
Low Dose Aspirin • Can be given provided that: • Have identified risk based on previous history of hypertension, adverse obstetric outcomes, MAP or roll over tests, abnormal doppler waveforms or angiotensin sensitivity tests • No history of aspirin allergy or hypersensitivity • Started on 2nd trimester • Doses lept at 60-80 mg/day • Platelet and coagulation profiles are monitored. • Fetal DuctusArteriosus and urine production/AF volume are monitored.
High Dose Calcium: 2 gram/day High dose Ca (-) PTH Intracellular Ca Smooth muscle relaxation Response to pressor stimuli
High Dose Calcium: 2 gram/day • Ca supplement: -higher level of Ca excretion - increased levels of serum Mg -smooth muscle relaxation in BV -Control of HPN
Anti-Oxidant Therapy • Not recommended