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:: Volume 4, Issue 3 (September 2015) ::
Int J Med Invest 2015, 4(3): 318-323 Back to browse issues page
Mothers pre-pregnancy body mass index, weight alterations and neonatal birth weight
Mohammad Khademloo , Hasan Karami * , Mandana Yasari
Department of Paediatrics, Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences, Sari, IR Iran
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Abstract Background: In order to clarify the association between maternal body mass index and gestational weight gain with maternal and fetal complications. Methods: In this descriptive cross-sectional investigation, pregnant women with 18-30 years of age referring to health care centers in sari, Mazandaran, Iran were enrolled Results: In this study 400 pregnant women were examined. The mean ± SD age of study population was 27.8 ± 4.8 years. 125 participants (31.3%) were presented with low IOM and 77 patients (19.3 %) were high IOM. The mean weight of fetal birth weight was 3.2±0.4 kg. Weights of 377 newborns were between 2500 to 4000 gr. 8 cases (2%) had low birth weight and 15 cases (3.8%) were over than 4000 gr. The mean ± SD of newborns length was 49.6 ±5.6 cm. The mean ± SD of head circumflex of newborns was 34.4± 3.6 cm. There was no significant association between mothers BMI and infant head circumflex, height and weight. There was no significant correlation between macrosomia and mothers IOM (p=0.07). There was no significant association between infants’ weight and mothers IOM (p=0.3). There was significant correlation between BMI and IOM (p=0.000). Preterm delivery was noted in 6 women (6.5%) with BMI more than 29 and in 1 participant (1.2%) with BMI of 26.1 to 29. There was significant association between BMI and preterm birth (p=0.001). Gestational diabetes mellitus was noted in 6 women with BMI more than 29 (p=0.000). Gestational diabetes mellitus was reported in 6 women with normal IOM (p=0.04). Preeclampsia was noted in 3 women with BMI of 26.1 to 29 (p=0.04). Conclusion: Pregravid overweight or gaining weight will increase the risk of overweight birth.
Keywords: body mass index, weight, birth weight
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