Obstetric Outcome of Pregnancy with Fibroids: An Observational Study

Abstract

Background: Fibroids in the uterus of pregnant females have a major impact on the outcomes of pregnancy. Reports suggest various complications may occur in females with uterine fibroids. Material and Methods: An observational investigation was conducted on pregnant women with uterine fibroids to assess the obstetrics outcomes of pregnancies. The clinical profile, demography, and details of delivery were collected and documented. Results: The investigation was performed on 247 pregnant females and observations were made based on the clinical history, parity, size and number of uterine fibroids, ultrasound findings and outcome. Overall, a higher number of caesarean sections in pregnant females with fibroids in the uterus along with other complications was observed. 16.4% of pregnancies were preterm in females with fibroids in the uterus. Conclusion: The observations in the present study highlight complications in pregnant females with uterine fibroids that require regular follow-ups and monitoring for the care and benefit of the mother and foetus.

Keywords

• Uterine Fibroids
• Obstetric outcomes
• Pregnancy
• Myoma