Pecullarities of treatment of hormonal and hemostatik disorders in functioning of pregnancy in early terms
Abstract
The problem of maternal and child health is considered to be of paramount importance for the formation of a healthy generation around the world [2,3,4,19]. The successful outcome of pregnancy largely depends on the correctly chosen tactics of its management, determining the optimal algorithm for prenatal monitoring, especially the first trimester of pregnancy [6,7,9]. In this case, the prediction of expected complications of pregnancy from the early stages plays a significant role [12,13,23]. Habitual miscarriage (RMP) is one of the most complex medical and social problems, to the solution of which the efforts of the leading scientific schools of the world are directed [8,11,14,15].\n\n Clarification of the role of hemostasiological disorders in recurrent miscarriage, their combination with other risk factors for spontaneous abortion, will undoubtedly allow for more effective treatment of recurrent miscarriage both outside and during pregnancy and, ultimately, will help improve the outcome of pregnancy and childbirth, as well as reduce perinatal morbidity in newborns[1,5,7,10]. The study of this problem and their correlation with other risk factors is indisputable, which makes it possible to choose a differentiated therapy for recurrent miscarriage both outside and during gestation and to adequately assess its effectiveness [20,21,22].