Publications by authors named "Baraa Bustami"
Background: In Palestine, women face a challenging environment and a demanding lifestyle, which puts them at a higher risk of experiencing complications during pregnancy. This study aimed to examine the risk factors linked with abnormal hemoglobin (Hb) levels, gestational diabetes (GD), and gestational hypertension (GH) among pregnant women. The results was compared between women residing in cities or villages areas and those in refugee camps.
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- High levels of hemoglobin (Hb) in the first trimester of pregnancy may be linked to an increased risk of gestational diabetes and high blood pressure among Palestinian women, indicating the need for early diagnosis and better prenatal care.
- A study reviewed medical records of over 5,200 singleton pregnancies to assess the association between high Hb levels and pregnancy complications, excluding patients with pre-existing conditions or early complications.
- The results aim to highlight the importance of Hb levels in predicting risks for complications during pregnancy, ultimately hoping to improve maternal health outcomes.