IOT Based Pregnant Woman Health Monitoring System

AUTHOR(S)

B Niranjana devi, Ajay Raji, Basil kuriakose, Navaneeth Raj Kb, Rohith vijay

DOI: https://doi.org/10.46647/ijetms.2023.v07i03.007

ABSTRACT
The developing countries such as India has more population in the rural areas than urban areas. The people in those areas are not aware of new health issues, and they are not amalgamated for sharing their medical information. In some rural areas the pregnant women are unable to do their normal check-ups during their pregnancy time. This can cause risk in the life of both mother and the child. Due this inefficiency, the number death count of new are more compared to the urban areas. As a remedy for this a situation we are suggesting a system, that contain an accelerometer sensor is designed to measure the kike/force by the fetus and it is transfer to the ARDUINO UNO controller. Movement of the baby and some vital parameter such as Blood pressure, Heartbeat rate, temperature of the mother is measured using various types of sensors. The measured parameters are transmitted by IoT and is displayed. This system is a portable system and can be used in home by the women by their self. Another implementation way in the rural area is by giving the system to the nurse who work in the primary health centre in that particular area. Ultra sound scanning is used now a day, which is expensive which cannot be affordable for the poor in the rural areas. The parameter are recorded and can be used for future medical examination. We use IoT module to calculate the normal and abnormal rate and also enable the gynaecologist to access the date from the cloud

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How to Cite This Article:
B Niranjana devi, Ajay Raji, Basil kuriakose, Navaneeth Raj Kb, Rohith vijay .IOT Based Pregnant Woman Health Monitoring System . ijetms;7(3):55-59. DOI: 10.46647/ijetms.2023.v07i03.007