How many clinical trials are tracked for pregnancy complications?

19 trials are tracked, 3 with published results.

pregnancy complications Research

Pregnancy complications: what the trials found

New evidence regarding pregnancy management includes the use of Mifepristone, which was associated with delivery within 12 hours in 5 cases and within 24 hours in 13 cases ². Additionally, a feasibility study confirmed that 61 participants were eligible, enrolled, and retained under usual care protocols ¹.

Clinical evaluations of uterine tone using Oxytocin showed scores of 7 and 8 ³, while the administration of Ferli-6® was also documented in clinical settings ⁴. Regarding nutritional interventions, a large-scale study found that Folic Acid 4 mg did not significantly impact the incidence of preeclampsia (p=0.37), spontaneous abortion (p=0.37), or placenta abruption (p=0.21) ⁵.

Pharmacological management for blood pressure in pregnancy included Furosemide, which resulted in systolic and diastolic blood pressures of 139/84 and 154/87 at 2 hours post-administration ⁶. For postpartum mental health, Ganaxolone was evaluated; it showed reductions in both HAMD17 scores (ranging from -11.0 to -14.3) and EPDS scores (ranging from -1.9 to -8.8) ⁷, with a separate trial confirming significant reductions in EPDS scores ⁸.

For the clinician treating this condition

Mifepristone is utilized for induction, with documented delivery outcomes within 12 and 24 hours ².
Folic Acid at 4 mg did not show a statistically significant effect on preeclampsia or placental complications in a large cohort ⁵.
Ganaxolone demonstrated measurable reductions in depression scales (HAMD17 and EPDS) in clinical trials [7, 8].

AI synthesis of 11 cited trials, updated Jun 29, 2026. Informational only — not medical advice; trial data sourced from ClinicalTrials.gov. How we use AI.