ec·lamp·si·a
noun/ɪˈklæmpsiə/
/ɪˈklæmpsiə/
[uncountable] (medical)- a condition in which a pregnant woman has high blood pressure and convulsions, which can be dangerous to the woman and the baby
子痫（怀孕引起的高血压和惊厥，对产妇母子造成威胁） Word Originmid 19th cent.: modern Latin, from French éclampsie, from Greek eklampsis ‘sudden development’, from eklampein ‘shine out’.