Prevention of premature birth in . pregnant women with chronic hypertension
Abstract
Objective: to improve perinatal outcomes in pregnant women with chronic hypertension and complicated miscarriage. Material and methods: a total of 70 women pregnant with of chronic hypertension were examined. Of these, 30 pregnant women with chronic hypertension were prospectively observed from among patients who had undergone pre-pregnancy preparation and had a history of miscarriages and premature births, and 40 pregnant women with chronic hypertension who had not undergone pre-pregnancy preparation (comparison group) were taken for comparative analysis. Results. the analysis showed that among pregnant women using progesterone, the frequency of term births 92,5%, and premature births 5,0%, while among the comparative group this indicator was 70,0% and 25,0%, respectively. Conclusion: the leading role in the successful outcome of pregnancy and childbirth in patients with chronic hypertension who have a history of miscarriageis the use of progesterone from the moment of conception to 36 weeks of pregnancy.
About the Authors
T. R. Nabieva
State Institution «Research Institute of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology» Ministry of Health and Social Protection of the Republic of Tajikistan
Tajikistan
Tajikistan
Nabieva Takhmina Raufovna – applicant. obstetrician gynecoloigict
R. Sh. Oripova
NEI Medical and Social Institute of Tajikistan
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Oripova Rukhshona Shukhratovna Candidate of Medical
Sciences, Head of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Nabieva T.R., Oripova R.Sh. Prevention of premature birth in . pregnant women with chronic hypertension. Herald of the medical and social institute of Tajikistan. 2025;(3):36-41. (In Russ.)
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