ATYPICAL PREECLAMPSIA WITH COMPLICATIONS; A RARE CASE REPORT

Poonam Sharma; Deba Gopal Pathak; Rupankar Nath

Volume : VIII, Issue : XII, December - 2019

ATYPICAL PREECLAMPSIA WITH COMPLICATIONS; A RARE CASE REPORT

Poonam Sharma, Deba Gopal Pathak, Rupankar Nath

Abstract :

In rural areas obstetric care is mainly provided by general physicians, andit is important for physicians to stay uptodate with the latest obstetrics guidelines. Preeclampsia is one of the well known hypertensive disorder related to pregnancy and guidelines for diagnosis and treatment are also well established. However, non classical forms of preeclampsia have been less established. As these cases are rare and less studied, its classification, presentation,constituents and when to be concerned withis an important point to be considered for better management and recovery of these patients. In this article, we focused on a 21 yr old pregnant female who was not a classical case of preeclampsia i.e. without the presence of gestational hypertension and proteinuria.But this patient developed eclampsia and HELLP syndrome in immediate post–partum period. According to recent data,now a days cases are being reported where pregnant females are presenting with atypical formof preeclampsia and even eclampsia .These cases are of more concern,as because of their atypical presentation there occurs a delay in diagnosis and management leading to life threatening complicationsthereby increasing maternal morbidity and mortality.