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Action on Pre-eclampsia's leaflets are available in a range of different languages. Below are English language PDFs of all of our leaflets. Each one is also available in the languages listed:

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What is Action on Pre-eclampsia?

Action on Pre-eclampsia is a UK-based charity set up in 1991 to provide information and support for women who have suffered from or who are at risk from pre-eclampsia. Our information is available in maternity units across the UK and, via the web, all over the world. This leaflet tells you a little bit more about us and what we do.

A plain guide to pre-eclampsia

This is a basic guide for women who may have a lower reading age. The leaflet focuses on the importance of attending antenatal appointments and provides an explanation of the basic signs and symptoms of pre-eclampsia.

Things you ought to know about pre-eclampsia

This leaflet outlines the signs and symptoms of pre-eclampsia and explains the basics of urine and blood pressure checks. It is the standard leaflet given to women who are pregnant and need information on pre-eclampsia. In many hospitals, it is often given at a woman’s booking appointment.

What happens after pre-eclampsia?

This leaflet contains information for women who have had pre-eclampsia. It signposts places where women can go for more help and support. It also discusses subsequent pregnancies and recurrence rates.

Why blood pressure and urine are checked in pregnancy

A more detailed leaflet explaining the importance of blood pressure and urine checks in pregnancy. The leaflet also outlines the basic signs and symptoms of pre-eclampsia. This is our most popular leaflet in the UK.

Why urine is checked in pregnancy

A leaflet which explains the importance of urine testing. It encourages women to bring a urine sample to their antenatal appointments and also describes different kinds of urine tests they may have.

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