ABSTRACT
Background - Covid 19 infection caused by corona virus SARS- COV -2To study the fetomaternal outcome in severely ill covid positive pregnant females. Methods- An Observational study was conducted at dedicated COVID care center, jhalawar from Jan 2021 to May 2021 among pregnant females. In this study we included all Severely ill symptomatic COVID positive females which could not maintain oxygen saturation, were included in this study. Results-A total of 54 pregnant women, 24women delivered with 2 twin pregnancy . Out of this 30% underwent cesarean section and 15% were delivered by vaginal route. Postpartum hemorrhage seen in 29% of patients.24% of baby were < 2.5 kg, 12% babies were admitted in NICU. Blood products transfused in 9 patients. Remdesivir were given in 26 (48%) patients. Conclusion-We found that severe COVID-19 infection in pregnancy was associated with risks of preeclampsia, stillbirth, preterm birth and NICU admission. Future studies are needed to collect more robust data to further validate or substantiate these findings, better understand the pathophysiologic pathways that explain these associations and identify effective strategies to prevent adverse outcomes in pregnant people with COVID-19