Groin Pain In Pregnancy - Is It Omnious? by Chonkar Sonali in BJSTR

Abstract

#Pregnancy has been known to put women in a #hypercoagulablestate. This has been postulated to be the body’s #physiologicalresponse to the maternal’s susceptibility to bleeding risks during the #antenatal and postnatal period [1-3]. Thus, pregnant women are four to five times more likely to develop #venousthromboembolism (VTE) [4], putting the incidence to about 0.71 per 1000 pregnancies [4]. VTE is known to affect pregnant women from 1st trimester up to post partum [5] with the risk of VTE being higher as the woman progresses later in her pregnancy [6]. VTE in pregnancy is also more known to affect the left lower limb than the right, with a weighted event rate of 77.2% for left sided or bilateral lower limb deep vein thrombosis and 21.5% for right sided deep vein #thrombosis [5].

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Groin Pain In Pregnancy - Is It Omnious? by Chonkar Sonali in BJSTR