The still high incidence of preeclampsia maket it one of the causing death among pregnant woman. This study was to know the relationship between parity, BMI and history of ANC with preeclampsia. Research Design uses analytics with a cross-sectional approach. Sampling was carried out in Januari-July 2023 for a total of 672 pregnant women. Sample taked with simple random sampling technique was 250 respondent counted at intervals. Data were analyzed with chisquare test and the result showed p value = 0.02 for parity, p value = 0.00 for BMI, a p value = 0.00 for ANC, that's means the three variables had a p value <0.005 so has a significant relationship with the incidence of preeclampsia. Based on the odds ratio, that's found was 2.157 times for parity, BMI was 0.06 times and incomplete ANC was 0.135 times the incidience of preeclampsia. The biggest risk factor are parity.
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