Preeclampsia Surge in Cochabamba: Doctors Sound Alarm

Preeclampsia Cases Double in Cochabamba, Bolivia: Doctors Issue Urgent Warning Cochabamba, Bolivia is facing a concerning surge in preeclampsia cases among pregnant women. According to a recent report by Red Uno, cases have doubled, prompting a desperate call for increased prenatal care. Doctors at the Hospital Materno Infantil are reporting a significant increase in daily admissions. "The changing weather patterns, with cold mornings and evenings and hot days, seem to be contributing to this increase," stated one doctor interviewed for the report. The increase in cases is placing a strain on healthcare resources. The video shows images of women waiting at the hospital, highlighting the seriousness of the situation. The presenter, Jimena Aldunate, emphasized the importance of regular checkups and urged pregnant women not to ignore warning signs. "Each prenatal visit is crucial for early detection and treatment," she stated. The report serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maternal health and the need for increased access to healthcare, especially in light of the rapidly increasing number of cases.