DOI: 10.36347/sjams.2018.v06i10.004

Pages: 3684-3687

Magnesium sulfate is used widely to prevent eclamptic seizures in pregnant women with hypertension, but few studies have compared the efficacy of magnesium sulfate with that of other drugs. The aim of this study is to Associate Demographic Characteristics and Severity of Hypertension in Women randomly. It is therefore inferred that MgSO4 therapy has proved superior to Sodium Phenytoin therapy because of minimal CNS depressant action, minimum fits recurrence, better levels of consciousness and improving uterine blood flow. All the above factors collectively help in reducing maternal mortality, morbidity and fetal salvage.