Abstract
Heart disease is the major non-obstetric cause of morbidity and mortality in pregnancy Several studies showed thatpregnancy with heart diseases are related to maternal and perinatal complications such as mortality, heart failure,arrhytmias, pulmonary oedema, low birth weight, and prematurity. The aim of this study is to know the incidence,characteristic, and complications of pregnancy with heart disease. This study was using descriptive retrospectivedesign with total sampling technique. The sources of data were medical records of patients in January 2013 – December2017 with number of sample is 37 patients. Cardiac complications was found in 19 (57,6%) cases that was composed ofarrhytmias (24,2%), prematurity (21,2%), pulmonary oedema and low birth weight both 15,2%, and heart failure (9,1%).
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