This article researches the link between risk factors in women with preeclampsia and pregnant related strokes. Preeclampsia is a disorder that women have when pregnant that causes high-blood pressure and predisposes women to have a higher risk of strokes during pregnancy. This article is a case study comparing women between the age of 12 to 55 years old with preeclampsia and pregnancy-associated stroke. The results of the study showed most strokes occurred postpartum after the patient was discharged home and more than one in ten preeclampsia-related strokes were fatal. This disorder is very common in women with chronic high blood pressure, and many women do not know that stroke is associated with preeclampsia. Women who have preeclampsia
