I am wondering if people who have mothers who had severe preeclampsia would fall into a high risk population category even if they have none of the high risk factors you describe.
Yes - a family history of preeclampsia (especially a mother or sister) puts a patient at higher risk of developing preeclampsia herself. Those patients should speak with their healthcare providers prior to or in the early parts of pregnancy to discuss whether aspirin therapy might be advised given their family history.
I am wondering if people who have mothers who had severe preeclampsia would fall into a high risk population category even if they have none of the high risk factors you describe.
Yes - a family history of preeclampsia (especially a mother or sister) puts a patient at higher risk of developing preeclampsia herself. Those patients should speak with their healthcare providers prior to or in the early parts of pregnancy to discuss whether aspirin therapy might be advised given their family history.
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