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Increasing awareness and screening for preeclampsia

Rising awareness about preeclampsia and the health risks associated with it compels  women to opt for regular screening and tests during pregnancy. Medical professionals and health organizations have been highlighting the importance of screening pregnant women for signs and symptoms of preeclampsia. These emphasize that early detection can help receive timely treatment and manage the condition well. Various national programs are also conducted to educate expectant mothers about underlying conditions, testing options, and managing comprehensive care.

Several new guidelines by reputed medical bodies now recommend screening protocols and tests schedules for all pregnant women based on their risk factors. This includes monitoring of blood pressure at every visit and checking for protein in urine samples at specific intervals. Detection of even mild symptoms is prompting doctors to conduct advanced tests like blood tests, ultrasounds to measure kidney function, blood platelet count, and fetal growth. Special attention is being paid to high-risk pregnancies owing to chronic conditions, multiple births, obesity, or a prior history of preeclampsia. All these efforts have certainly increased the number of tests being conducted per pregnancy.