Abnormal calcium levels are associated with worse maternal and fetal outcomes; Results from an exploratory study.

Muhammad Fahad ArshadAisha ElaminWilliam BennetYashashri Kishor ChoudhariSaba P Balasubramanian

Published in: The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism (2023)

Abnormal calcium levels during pregnancy are common and associated with worse pregnancy-related outcomes, which raises the possible need for routine calcium testing. Prospective studies to confirm the incidence, aetiology, and effects of abnormal calcium in pregnancy are recommended.

Keyphrases

pregnancy outcomes
preterm birth
clinical practice
risk factors
body mass index
metabolic syndrome
adipose tissue
insulin resistance
birth weight
drug induced