Renal Disorders in Pregnancy represents a unique intersection of nephrology and obstetrics, requiring an intricate balance between maternal and fetal health. This book is designed to provide residents and postgraduate students with a comprehensive guide to understanding, diagnosing, and managing renal complications during pregnancy. Pregnancy imposes significant physiological changes on the renal system, and these adaptations can unmask latent kidney disease or exacerbate pre-existing conditions. From the challenges of managing preeclampsia and acute kidney injury to understanding rare conditions like thrombotic microangiopathies, this book aims to offer a clear and practical approach. The content is structured to address foundational concepts, followed by in-depth discussions of specific renal disorders encountered during pregnancy. Special emphasis is placed on clinical scenarios, evidence-based management strategies, and case discussions to ensure practical applicability. This book reflects the latest advancements in research and clinical practice, aiming to empower young clinicians with the knowledge and confidence to navigate complex cases. It is our hope that this resource will not only enhance academic understanding but also contribute to better outcomes for both mothers and their babies.