pregnancy outcomes in pregnant women with symptoms of covid-19 admitted to ayatollah mousavi hospital in zanjan in 2019-2020

Background: following the spread of covid-19 worldwide and the increase in the percentage of pregnant women suffering from the disease, it will be very important to investigate its consequences in pregnancy. objectives: the present study was conducted to determine pregnancy outcomes in pregnant women with symptoms of covid-19 admitted to ayatollah mousavi hospital in zanjan in 2019-2020. methods: in this study, the pregnancy outcomes in 89 pregnant women with symptoms of covid-19 admitted to ayatollah mousavi hospital in zanjan were investigated with document review and file reading. the sampling method was complete enumeration. maternal and neonatal outcomes were collected using a checklist and analyzed with descriptive statistics in spss version 22 software. results: the most common symptoms in hospitalized pregnant women were cough (51.7%) and dyspnea (40.4%). in the laboratory results of pregnant women, leukocytosis, fasting hyperglycemia, increased crp and alkaline phosphatase were evident. in terms of maternal outcomes, 27% of women had more than one of the examined outcomes. 13.5% had gestational diabetes and 11.2% of mothers had a premature delivery. regarding neonatal outcomes, fetal heart rate disorder, hospitalization in the neonatal intensive care unit (37.5%), and the need for resuscitation in the first minute (28.1%) were the most reported outcomes. conclusion: considering the increase in adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes in pregnant women with symptoms of covid-19, it is suggested to plan for access to special care to improve the outcomes and implement awareness programs to prevent pregnant mothers from this infection.