Pre-eclampsia Risk factors of Pregnant women in Semarang, Indonesia
Keywords:
pre-eclampsia, risk factor, protein intake, passive smoking, hormonal contraception.Abstract
Maternal mortality cases in Semarang increased during the last years. The largest portion of maternal death was caused by pre-eclampsia/eclampsia. The causes of pre-eclampsia/eclampsia are not clear yet, thus this study aimed to find the risk factors of pre-eclampsia, which can be prevented. These factors are environmental condition (passive smokers and hormonal contraception used) and nutritional status (BMI, Mid upper arm circumference (MUAC) and nutrient intake). This study was done in a case control design, in Semarang. The population was pregnant mothers in 3 primary health care center
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