Abstract

Due to the clear depopulation trends in the country, the problem of protecting the health of mother and child, preserving the reproductive potential has become extremely acute. The current situation causes reasonable concern of the state and the medical community for the quality of health of future generations. The increase in extragenital and gynecological morbidity, the negative nuances of the reproductive behavior of adolescent girls and women creates a real threat to the successful implementation of their reproductive function and replenishment of the country's demographic reserve in the near future.The real improvement in statistics was due to the rationalization of the prevention of full-term pregnancy. The purpose of the study: to improve the outcomes of gestation for the mother and fetus based on the creation of an individual prognostic criterion for assessing the state of health. Results and discussion. In order to determine the effectiveness of the proposed set of measures to reduce the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes, a prospective study was conducted in the "organizational modeling" group in 174 pregnant women. In order to determine the predictors of gestational complications in the process of a comprehensive examination of patients during pregnancy registration, it was found that the predictive factors for the development of pregnancy complications that subsequently affect the realization of reproductive potential are: menstrual dysfunction, somatic and gynecological pathology, previously transferred infectious diseases, as well as neuro-metabolic-endocrine diseases. The main methodological principle of the stage-by-stage monitoring of pregnancy management is the inseparable unity of the implementation of all points, control of the full scope of a single strategy and evaluation of the result obtained. The specified components of the methodology are mandatory. Conclusions: the informational significance of evaluative and prognostic predictors (calculation of pregnancy health indices by trimesters) determines the possibility of stratifying tactics by perinatal risk groups: exclusion of obstetric aggression at a low degree (index I), therapeutic and preventive measures at an average (index II, III) and high degree of risk (index IV, V).

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