Exploring Maternal Health Risk Factors

Insights:

Younger mothers (20–30) have the lowest risks, but risks escalate with age beyond 35, possibly due to complications associated with older pregnancies.

Insights:

• High-risk patients have a significantly higher spread of blood sugar levels, with the median around 12 mmol/L and outliers exceeding 18 mmol/L.
• Low-risk patients have tightly clustered blood sugar levels, typically under 7 mmol/L.
• Mid-risk patients show moderate blood sugar levels, ranging mostly between 7 and 10 mmol/L.

Insights:

Each dot represents a patient, categorized by risk levels: low, mid, and high risk.

• Patients with higher systolic blood pressure values (above 140 mmHg) are predominantly in the high-risk category.
• Mid-risk patients mostly fall within the systolic blood pressure range of 100–140 mmHg.
• Low-risk patients tend to have systolic blood pressure under 120 mmHg but not at the extreme lower range.