The Management of a Pregnant with Aplastic Anemia: A Case Report

Pregnancy is rarely observed in patients with aplastic anemia. anemia, hemorrhage and infection may complicate pregnant with aplastic anemia and generally leads to growth restriction, premature labor and intrauterine fetal death. twenty eight-year-old patient; gravidity 3, parity 2 and 1 alive, was pregnant for 29 weeks and had a history of aplastic anemia. biochemical analysis and obstetric ultrasonographic examinations were performed during the regular visits. our patient experienced preterm delivery. due to late arrival for tocolysis, normal vaginal delivery was performed. supportive therapy may diminish the rate of maternal and fetal complicatons. it is essential to inform patient and relatives about regular visits and earlier admittance at the time of emergency for minimizing life-threating risks.