The Relationship between Restless Legs Syndrome And Pre-Eclampsia: A Mini-Review

Introduction: Pregnancy is associated with significant physiological, psychological, and social changes that affect normal sleep. Sleep disorders whose frequency increases significantly during pregnancy can include restless legs syndrome (RLS). The incidence of RLS in gestational age reaches its maximum the third trimester pregnancy. Reduced sleep quality hypertension pre-eclampsia (PE), among other conditions. There are many hypotheses regarding pathophysiology Risk factors for a family history RLS, low serum iron, ferritin levels as well high estrogen specific to Aim: This study aims present current knowledge on association between presence pregnant women occurrence PE. Methods: was based scientific publications concerning correlation complications form PE, extracted from PubMed, Scopus, Web Science databases. Conclusions: PE thus also indirectly risk serious such fetal growth restriction, iatrogenic preterm birth, increased maternal mortality neonatal mortality.