A prospective case control questionnaire study for restless leg syndrome on 600 pregnant women.

İrfan Ozer, Işıl Guzel, Gürdal Orhan, Selçuk Erkılınç, Neşe Öztekin et al.

Other The journal of maternal-fetal & neonatal medicine : the official journal of the European Association of Perinatal Medicine, the Federation of Asia and Oceania Perinatal Societies, the International Society of Perinatal Obstetricians 2017 8 인용

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연구 유형: Observational Study
표본 크기: 600
대상 집단: Pregnant women assessed for restless leg syndrome

중재: A prospective case control questionnaire study for restless leg syndrome on 600 pregnant women. None
대조군: pregnant women without RLS
일차 결과: RLS risk factors
효과 방향: Negative
비뚤림 위험: Moderate

Abstract

AIM: To evaluate the clinical characteristics of pregnant women with restless leg syndrome (RLS). MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 600 pregnant women were asked to complete a questionnaire of RLS and medications. RESULTS: The educational and socio-economical status was significantly lower in study group. The number of patients living in joint family in the study group was statistically higher compared to control group. Hypothyroidism was more frequent in the study group. Calcium and magnesium intake were significantly higher in patients with RLS inversely iron intake was higher in patients without RLS. Lower hemoglobin levels were found to increase the risk of restless leg in pregnancy. Living in a joint family and low educational status were also independent risk factors for restless leg in pregnancy. Iron intake was found to decrease the risk of restless leg. Lower hemoglobin levels were found to be discriminative factor for the presence of RLS. Severity of RLS decreased by iron intake and increased by magnesium intake. CONCLUSION: Hemoglobin levels, iron intake, living in joint family, educational status are the independent risk factors for restless leg in pregnancy. Lower hemoglobin levels and supplementation of iron are the independent predictors for severity of RLS in pregnant women.

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Hemoglobin levels, iron intake, living in joint family, educational status, and low educational status are the independent risk factors for restless leg in pregnancy in pregnant women.

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A prospective case control questionnaire study for restless leg syndrome on 600 pregnant women.

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