Study links prenatal marijuana use to increased risks of gestational hypertension (17%) and preeclampsia (8%).
A study has found that prenatal marijuana use is linked to serious risks for the mother, including increased risks of gestational hypertension (17%) and preeclampsia (8%). The research, based on electronic health records of 316,722 early-stage pregnancies, highlights the need for caution when considering marijuana use during pregnancy. The study found that prenatal cannabis use was associated with a range of adverse maternal health outcomes, including placental abruption, gestational hypertension, weight gain greater or less than guidelines, and preeclampsia.
July 22, 2024
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