Predictive hematological and immunological parameters associated with postpartum progressed Covid-19 disease

In pregnancy, Coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) infection disease may be more severe due to existing physiological changes. Similarly, changes during and after birth can make the patient more subceptible. To investigate possible laboratory findings that was related to postpartum progression of COVID-19 disease. Pregnant women who are pregnant at 28 weeks or more and who are COVID-19 positive at the time of delivery were investigated in this study. Progressed post- delivery and non-progressed COVID-19 positive pregnants' laboratory findings were analyzed. Hematological and immunological parameters associated with postpartum progressed COVID-19 disease were evaluated. Totally 151 individuals were conducted to the study. In the prenatal analysis, higher BMI and lower albumin levels were detected in the progressed group (p