Assessment of Coagulation and Haematological Parameters among Pregnant Women in Port Harcourt

Background: Pregnancy is the fertilization and development of an embryo or fetus in a woman's uterus. It critical stage during which maternal nutrition can strongly influence obstetric neonatal outcomes. The aim this study was to determine effect pregnancy on some coagulation haematological parameters pregnant women residing Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
 Method: This case-control investigated 80 subjects 20 non-pregnant controls. Haematological were determined using fully automated SysmexXP-300, while (PT INR) with method.
 Results: mean PT (s), HB (g/dl), PCV (%), PLT (x109/L), RBC (mcL), LYMPH BASO (%) EOSIN counts significantly lower among (5.02±5.82, 11.00±1.13 g/dl 33.81±3.89%, 189.6±52.93 × 109/L, 3.95±0.50, 43.93±10.10 %, 0.9385±1.08 % 1.12±1.32 %) compared controls (1.68±2.37, 12.01±1.29 g/dl, 37.31±3.39 235.6±72.37 4.45±0.35, 43.24±9.06, 2.11±0.94 2.15±1.47) respectively. There no significant differences INR, MONO MPV (fl), MCV (L/C), MCH (g/c) between (0.92±0.11, 5.41±2.59 11.67±4.848, 84.26±3.77 28.06±3.54) (0.88±0.11, 5.58±2.65, 11.14±5.45, 82.52±10.45 26.96±1.85). NEUT PDW WBC (x109/L) higher (44.90±11.24 13.26±2.56 8.35±2.982 x109/L) (46.63±9.96 10.78±1.80 4.71±0.81 x109/L).
 Conclusion: has shown that Harcourt. result research work indicates need routinely monitor complete blood count, thrombocytopenia hyper-coagulative activity African descendant.