Preeclampsia and Uterine Myoma in Pregnancy

Hypertension in pregnancy affects 6-8% of pregnant woman, ad remains a major cause of high maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality worldwide. Fibroid uterine or myoma is the most common benign uterine tumour found in 40-60% of women of reproductive age. Fibroid uterine are generally asymptomatic and are found on routine pregnancy examination. Hypertension in pregnancy and fibroid uterine are often associated with poor outcomes for both mother and baby, although it is unknown whether fibroid uterine are associated with hypertension in pregnancy. Therefore, periodic observation and evaluation needed to maintain the pregnancy as aterm as possible.