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"Transient HELLP syndrome" followed by massive ascites

Introduction Maternal ascites is a rare symptom during pregnancy. It may be due to underlying primary disease of the pregnant woman or can be the result of a complication of pregnancy. When present as a complication of pregnancy, ascites is generally mild and is found in association with other clinical signs of overt disease. We describe the case of a young primaparous woman in whom eclampsia was revealed by abdomina l distension due to massive ascites as the leading symptom, preceded by a clinical picture consistent with a transient HELLP (haemolysis, elevated liver enzymes and low platelets) syndrome.