Effect of high maternal BMI on mode of delivery

Introduction: Obesity during pregnancy has increased recently, which led to issues for the mother, developing baby, and newborn. Pathology in fetus is more likely people with higher body mass indices (BMI). Of 10 nations hosting half of 693 million high BMIs worldwide, Pakistan comes at number eight. Objective: Objective study was determine how a maternal BMI affected manner delivery. Methods: This included 1272 pregnant women having BMI>31kg/m2. Data on fetus, pregnancy, mode delivery, i.e. normal vaginal delivery (NVD), instrumental-delivery (ID) caesarean section (CSD), any potential neonatal unit admission) were gathered. Using statistical program SPSS, variables connected chance CSD identified using univariate multiple logistic regression analysis (v.25). Results: The women's mean age 27.5 years, 27.2 kg/m2, 26.69% them obese (n=310). 70.12% delivered naturally vaginally, 13.83% underwent cesarean section, 16.03% used equipment. obesity