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Model of Variability of the Lipid Profile in Pregnant Women and Its Relationship to lactogénesis
The project that is presented to the ethical committee, from the initial program called BECOME (Behavior of biomarkers (lipid profile and prolactin) during pregnancy and lactation through a biological multi-paradigm model), which already requested and obtained the Suitability dated April 28, 2015. Based on it, the development of the current project will be the historical memory of FPU Research Fellow (October 2016) The determination of the lipid profile in pregnancy is performed through blood tests in each of the quarters. A prospective cohort study will be conducted in women during pregnancy and lactation. From the first pregnancy visit until the child is six months old. Three prospectives (three annual series). At least 60 healthy pregnant women and 60 women with a history of risk (20 for each risk) x 2 series (three years) will be tested, a total of 240-300 women to whom 5 analytical tests would have to be performed. The researchers will take samples from the breastfeeding workshop of the study groups: Group 1 of healthy women and Group 2 of women with a history of risk (diabetes, overweight / obesity and hypertension)
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