management and outcomes of wilson disease in pregnancy: a case report

Pregnancy in a woman with wilson disease (wd) can cause pre-eclampsia, miscarriage, and preterm labor and causes hepatic, neurologic, and hematologic complications aside from pregnancy-related difficulties. a 30-year-old female was brought to the emergency room (er) in her 38th gestational week (gw) with the chief complaint of left foot swelling and weight gain. aside from a platelet count of about 73000, the rest of the assessment and findings were normal. regarding the reassurance of the platelet count and holding the medical treatment, throughout the vaginal delivery, a child with apgar of 9-10 was delivered. wd in pregnancy tends to have complications, thus patient management and how the patient is treated are critical.