11 However, a previously published paper did not agree with this finding.12 Many factors could affect adolescent preeclampsia that may explain these differences such as maternal age, weight, and endothelial abnormalities resulted from glucose vacillations during pregnancy.13 Regarding our sample, age and P-BMI were matched for the all, while our insulin adolescents had a risk factor of preeclampsia having more fluctuations in glycemic readings than other groups as noticed during the study period. This evidence concerns the gene INS and preeclampsia.