AKI during pregnancy poses unique challenges and risks:
Fetal Outcomes: AKI can lead to fetal distress, preterm birth, or low birth weight due to compromised placental perfusion. Maternal Health: The condition increases the risk of maternal complications such as fluid overload and hypertension. Long-term Kidney Function: Repeated episodes of AKI can result in chronic kidney disease, impacting future pregnancies.
In conclusion, AKI in gynecology requires a comprehensive approach to identify and manage the underlying causes, ensuring optimal outcomes for both maternal and fetal health. Early recognition and intervention are crucial in mitigating the risks associated with this condition.
