Calculate VTE Risk Score

Pregnancy Stage Select pregnancy stage Prenatal (During Pregnancy) Postpartum (After Delivery)

Current stage of pregnancy

Maternal Age (Years)

Mother's current age in years

Pre-pregnancy BMI

Body Mass Index before pregnancy

Medical History (Select all that apply)

Previous VTE (DVT or PE)

Known thrombophilia

Family history of VTE

Varicose veins

Heart disease

Lung disease

Inflammatory disease (SLE, IBD)

Current Pregnancy Factors (Select all that apply)

Multiple pregnancy (twins/triplets)

Preeclampsia

Dehydration

Current infection

Bed rest or immobility

Recent long-distance travel

Delivery Type (if postpartum) Select delivery type Vaginal delivery Cesarean section Instrumental delivery

Type of delivery (for postpartum assessment)

Days Postpartum (if applicable)

Number of days since delivery (0-42)

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About VTE in Pregnancy

Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) includes deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). Pregnancy increases VTE risk 4-5 times compared to non-pregnant women.

Risk Categories:

• Low: Score 0-1
• Moderate: Score 2-3
• High: Score ≥4

Common Symptoms:

• DVT: Leg pain, swelling, warmth
• PE: Chest pain, shortness of breath
• Warning: Sudden onset symptoms

Prevention:

• • Compression stockings
• • Early ambulation
• • Hydration
• • Prophylactic anticoagulation (if high risk)