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1 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications Claire K. Candelier The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013

2 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Link between low 25-OHD and adverse pregnancy outcomes o gestational diabetes o pre-eclampsia o infections o caesarean section o pre-term delivery o low birthweight

3 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Link between low 25-OHD and adverse pregnancy outcomes Aghajafari F, Nagulesapillai T, Ronksley PE, Tough SC, O’Beirne M, Rabi DM University of Calgary, Canada “Association between maternal serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D level and pregnancy and neonatal outcomes: systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies BMJ 27 March 2013

4 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Link between low 25-OHD and adverse pregnancy outcomes 3357 studies identified between 1966 and 2012 Medline, PubMed, Embase, CINAHL, Cochrane database of systematic reviews and of registered clinical trials 31 studies in final analysis Aghajafari F, Nagulesapillai T, Ronksley PE, Tough SC, O’Beirne M, Rabi DM University of Calgary, Canada “Association between maternal serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D level and pregnancy and neonatal outcomes: systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies BMJ 27 March 2013

5 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Link between low 25-OHD and adverse pregnancy outcomes Cochrane database of systematic reviews Four trials (414 women) showing Women who receive vitamin D – higher concentration of vitamin D at term than women who did not / receive placebo (low quality) Pre-eclampsia1 trial Gestational diabetes 0 Preterm birth0 Caesarean section 0 Low birthweight 3 Vitamin D supplementation for women during pregnancy The Cochrane Collaboration 2012

6 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Link between low 25-OHD and adverse pregnancy outcomes Cochrane database of systematic reviews Low birthweight 3 Three trials (463 women) suggesting women taking vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy less frequently had a baby with birthweight <2.5kg than women who did not / placebo (low quality) Borderline statistical significance Vitamin D supplementation for women during pregnancy The Cochrane Collaboration 2012

7 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Link between low 25-OHD and adverse pregnancy outcomes Cochrane database of systematic reviews Conclusions o Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy Use of intervention as part of routine antenatal care, clinical significance and safety to be determined o Evaluation of vitamin D supplementation in pregnancy need for further rigorous randomised trials Vitamin D supplementation for women during pregnancy The Cochrane Collaboration 2012

8 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Link between low 25-OHD and adverse pregnancy outcomes o gestational diabetes o pre-eclampsia o infections o caesarean section o pre-term delivery o low birthweight

9 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Fertility and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Ozkan et al 2010 84 women, measured serum and follicular fluid levels of 25-OHD <50 vs 75 nmol/l and above Low 25-OHD levels associated with reduced pregnancy rates after IVF embryo transfer Blomberg et al 2011 300 men, compared serum 25-OHD levels 75 nmol/l reduced proportion of motile and morphologically normal spermatozoa with lower 25-OHD serum levels

10 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 3 studies Increased risk of BV in pregnant women with low 25-OHD levels Bodnar et al 2009 469 pregnant women n=192 with BV, control group 277 without BV Linear increase 25-OHD <50 nmol/l 26% increased prevalence of BV 25-OHD <20 nmol/l65% increased prevalence of BV BV associated with pre-term delivery No existing data to support Increased odds of pre-term delivery with 25-OHD insufficiency … apart from 1 Japanese study (Shibata et al 2011)

11 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Pre-eclampsia and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 9 studies OR of 1.79 (CI 1.25 – 2.58) Overall meta-analysis showed a significant association between pre-eclampsia and 25-OHD insufficiency 1 RCT excluded from analysis Marya et al (1987) Women who took 1200iu Vitamin D + 375mg calcium supplementation/day were as likely to develop pre-eclampsia as women who received no supplementation Protective effect of vitamin D?

12 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Pre-eclampsia and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Protective effect of vitamin D? Vitamin D deficiency associated with inflammatory response 1,25(OH) 2 D 3 regulates transcription and function of genes associated with placental invasion, normal implantation and angiogenesis Pre-eclampsia: reduced placental perfusion secondary to abnormal implantation

13 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Pre-eclampsia and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Protective effect of vitamin D? Hypponen E et al Does vitamin D supplementation in infancy reduce the risk of pre-eclampsia? Eur J Clin Nutr 2007;61:36-9 1966, babies received 2000iu vitamin D/day first year of life vs no supplementation Subsequent risk of pre-eclampsia was halved An example of Early programming of immune system against pre-eclampsia!

14 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between low birthweight and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 3 RCTs Trend for women taking vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy to have a baby with birthweight <2.5kg than women who did not / placebo Borderline statistical significance 10 studies OR of 1.85 (CI 1.52 – 2.26) Overall meta-analysis showed a significant association between small for gestational infants and 25-OHD insufficiency

15 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between low birthweight and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 10 studies OR of 1.85 (CI 1.52 – 2.26) Overall meta-analysis showed a significant association between small for gestational infants and 25-OHD insufficiency BMJ meta-analysis excluded one of the Cochrane database RCT Brooke et al 1980 Vitamin D supplementation in pregnant Asian women Results 29% v 15% - nearly twice as many SGA infants in the control group

16 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between primary CS and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Overall meta-analysis showed no significant association between delivery by CS and 25-OHD insufficiency Some studies have shown a link Scholl et al 2012 Women with 25-OHD <37.5 nmol/l twice as likely to have a CS than women with 25-OHD >80 nmol/l Merewood et al 2012 Women with 25-OHD <37.5 nmol/l nearly 4x as likely to have a CS than women with 25-OHD 37.5 nmol/l and above (OR 3.84, CI 1.71-8.62) No control group though! n=253 women with 43 CS

17 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between primary CS and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Possible link between delivery by CS and 25-OHD insufficiency Vitamin D required for calcium homeostasis Calcium has a role in smooth muscle function in early labour skeletal and smooth muscle strength Studies have shown women achieving vaginal delivery have higher calcium levels than women delivered by CS

18 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between primary CS and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Possible link between delivery by CS and 25-OHD insufficiency The way forward … Robust trials are needed o Is 25-OHD insufficiency associated with increased CS rates? o What is the critical level? < 75 or <50 nmol/l? o Is there a continuum of risk?

19 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Gestational Diabetes (GDM) and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 10 studies OR of 1.49 (CI 1.18 – 1.89) Overall meta-analysis showed a significant inverse relation between serum 25-OHD levels and the incidence of GDM 25-OHD < 50 nmol/l (7 studies) 25-OHD < 75 nmol/l (3 studies) 7 studies from developed countries 2 studies from Iran, 1 study from India

20 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Gestational Diabetes (GDM) and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 10 studies OR of 1.49 (CI 1.18 – 1.89) Maghbooli et al (2008) Lower serum levels 25-OHD in women with GDM than controls 25-OHD < 12.5 nmol/l Zhang et al (2008) 25-OHD < 50 nmol/l odds GDM 2½ fold increase For each 12.5 nmol/l odds GDM increased by 29% Parlea et al (2011) 25-OHD < 73.5 nmol/lodds GDM doubled Clifton-Bligh et al (2008) Borderline inverse correlation between 25-OHD and FBG

21 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Gestational Diabetes (GDM) and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 10 studies OR of 1.49 (CI 1.18 – 1.89) Baker et al (2012) No association between first trimester 25-OHD levels and GDM a small study

22 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Gestational Diabetes (GDM) and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Other studies Savvidou et al (2011) Maternal serum 25-OHD levels at 11+0-13+6 weeks in pregnant women 50 women with type 2 diabetes 100 women who developed GDM 50 women non-diabetic with LGA babies 1000 control group, non-diabetic, delivered AGA babies No difference in serum 25-OHD levels between the groups but small numbers high number in control group with 25-OHD <30 nmol/l

23 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Association between Gestational Diabetes (GDM) and 25-OHD insufficiency The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Possible link between GDM and 25-OHD insufficiency The way forward … Clinical trials to study whether vitamin D supplementation improves glycaemic control in women with GDM Vitamin D increases insulin sensitivity Pregnancy insulin resistant state compensating increased insulin secretion

24 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Link between low 25-OHD and adverse pregnancy outcomes o gestational diabetes o pre-eclampsia o infections o caesarean section o pre-term delivery o low birthweight

25 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Lots of unknowns …  Optimal maternal 25-OHD levels at different gestational age? <50 nmol/l is common in pregnant women  Does more severe deficiency have a greater impact?  Optimal supplementation pre- during and post-pregnancy?  Do strategies to optimise maternal 25-OHD levels improve pregnancy and neonatal outcomes?

26 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Do strategies to optimise maternal 25-OHD levels improve pregnancy and neonatal outcomes?

27 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Studies linking vitamin D with maternal complications The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013 Safety of vitamin D supplementation in pregnancy In animal studies Dose-dependent fetal toxicities (skeletal, cardiovascular) No published reports of teratogenic effects of vitamin D on humans Probably safe even in very high doses

28 VITAMIN D AND MATERNAL HEALTH Any questions? The Midland Hotel, Manchester 17 th September 2013

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