Long-chain fatty acid oxidation disorder genotypes, clinical signs and symptoms, and newborn screening history from a gene panel sponsored program

Pregnancy is a very critical duration for women. Numerous changes occur in the body of women during this sensitive period. In this work, we have studied the statistical changes in the blood pressure of women due to pregnancy and used neutrosophic statistics to analyze the data. We collected data samples of women aged 25 to 35, 1 h before baby delivery. These data are divided into two groups: (A) women having low blood pressure problems and (B) women having high blood pressure problems. The blood pressure data variation with respect to change in the age of women has been analyzed through classical and neutrosophic statistics. As a result, we have got tables and graphs based on classical and neutrosophic analyses. By comparing these tables and figures, it is observed that the neutrosophic statistics is more informative, flexible, and adequate in analyzing the problem.