Study on the changes and clinical significance of serum vitamin AE levels in patients with gestational hypertension
Objective:To explore the impact of serum vitamin A and E levels in pregnant women on gestational hypertension and its clinical significance.Method:From January 2020 to January 2023,a total of 1586 pregnant women who underwent regular examinations at the obstetric outpatient department of our hospital until delivery were selected.All women underwent serum vi-tamin A and E tests.800 women without gestational hypertension or preeclampsia were selected as the control group,and 786 women were selected as the study group.Among them,472 were in the gestational hypertension group,and 314 were in the preeclampsia group for comparative study.Result:The serum levels of vitamin A and E in pregnant women with gestational hypertension and preeclampsia were lower on average than those in the control group,and the serum levels of vitamin A and E in pregnant women with preeclampsia were lower than those in the gestational hypertension group.The comparison results were statistically significant(P<0.05).Conclusion:Changes in vitamin A and vitamin E levels have a good predictive effect on predicting gestational hypertension.Early detection and treatment can intervene in the occurrence of adverse pregnancy out-comes in advance,providing clinical value for the prevention of HDCP.