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SERUM ALBUMIN AND TRIGLYCERIDES: A COMPARISION BETWEEN THE PRE-ECLAMPTIC AND NON-ECLAMPTIC FEMALES

Mahak Memon, Mehwish Memon, Imtiaz Ahmed, Madiha Shah, Ashique Ali Arain, Razia Hanif

Pregnancy is associated with multiple physiological changes but sometimes these changes result into certain pathologies that may harm the fetus as well as the mother. This current research is of Case-control design at Isra University and conducted during January to June 2015 on 90 females 45 as normal and 45 as pre-eclamptic groups. Patients were provided by IUH and LUMHS whereas controls were there age and sex matched normal pregnant women. Blood samples for serum albumin and triglycerides were taken, tests were performed at Isra University laboratory on automated machines as per protocols. There was no significant difference of age between the two groups p-0.5, whereas highly significant difference was found in serum albumin and serum triglycerides p-<0.0000001 as analyzed by student’s t-test on SPSS 22nd version. Conclusion: There is significant difference between Serum Albumin and serum glycerides levels among the pre-eclamptic and non-eclamptic women. Key Words: Albumin, Pre-eclampsia, Triglycerides, Pregnancy

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