Comparison of blood levels of histamine and total ascorbic acid in pre-eclampsia with normal pregnancy
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Comparison of blood levels of histamine and total ascorbic acid in pre-eclampsia with normal pregnancy
Abstract
Levels of histamine and total ascorbic acid (L-ascorbic acid plus dehydroascorbic acid) in the peripheral blood of women in pre-eclampsia have been measured. The results show that blood histamine is increased both in the moderate and severe form of pre-eclampsia. Blood ascorbic acid on the other hand is increased only in the severe form of pre-eclampsia. The rise in histamine values may be in response to the rising blood pressure in pre-eclampsia. The rise in ascorbic acid values may reflect the reduced maternal blood volume and/or restricted transport of ascorbic acid from maternal to fetal tissues.
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