Aim:Determine the spectrum of medical disorders in admitted pregnant women and its impact on maternal and fetal outcome. Methods:Retrospective study of 200 cases of medical condition in pregnancy in department of obstetrics and gynecology of tertiary care hospital from october 2018 to october 2019. Results:Most common medical disorder is pregnancy induced hypertension followed by anemia and hypothyroidism.Maximum maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality is with PIH. Conclusion:Evaluation of all pregnant females at first visit and then regular follow up visits will detect pre existing or pregnancy associated medical disorders early and can decrease maternal and fetal mortality and morbidity associated with it.