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See Latest ArticlesIncreased Risk of Placental Abruption in Underweight Women
American Journal of Perinatology, 09/29/09
Deutsch AB et al. – There was a trend toward decreased risk for placental abruption among underweight women with adequate weight gain in pregnancy. Prepregnancy maternal underweight status is associated with placental abruption. This risk may be reduced with adequate weight gain during pregnancy.
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