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Preeclampsia is a disorder that only affects pregnant women after twenty weeks of pregnancy. It causes hypertension and the appearance of proteins in urine. The underlying mechanism is related to the blood vessel wall dysfunction (vascular endothelium) and vasospasm, which damages the kidneys and, in severe cases, can harm other organs, such as the brain and the liver. Rarely, it develops six weeks after delivery.
Preeclampsia is a disorder that only affects pregnant women after twenty weeks of pregnancy. It causes hypertension and the appearance of proteins in urine. The underlying mechanism is related to the blood vessel wall dysfunction (vascular endothelium) and vasospasm, which damages the kidneys and, in severe cases, can harm other organs, such as the brain and the liver. Rarely, it develops six weeks after delivery.
Preeclampsia is a disorder that only affects pregnant women after twenty weeks of pregnancy. It causes hypertension and the appearance of proteins in urine. The underlying mechanism is related to the blood vessel wall dysfunction (vascular endothelium) and vasospasm, which damages the kidneys and, in severe cases, can harm other organs, such as the brain and the liver. Rarely, it develops six weeks after delivery.