Meta-Analysis: Polyphenols' Role in Preeclampsia Uncertain
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March 13, 2025
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A systematic review analyzed 14 trials on polyphenol supplements for preeclampsia, led by Phi-Yen Nguyen from the Burnet Institute.
EGCG and resveratrol combined with nifedipine reduced time to blood pressure control and prolonged time to the next hypertensive crisis.
Both findings regarding EGCG and resveratrol were classified as low-certainty evidence, indicating limited reliability.
No significant differences were found for other polyphenol interventions, and no clear evidence of reduced maternal or neonatal complications was reported.
Current evidence does not support widespread polyphenol use for preeclampsia, highlighting the need for large-scale trials to assess safety and efficacy.
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