Abstract

The aim – to study the state of the processes of lipid peroxidation (LPO) and theantioxidant system (AOS) of protection in pregnant women with different degrees ofpreeclampsia severity(PE).Materials and methods. LPO and AOS indicators were studied at 24-26 and 34-36 weeksof pregnancy in 20 healthy women with a physiological course of pregnancy (controlgroup) and in 34 women with PE (main group). 20 of them- with moderate PE (groupI) and 14 – with severe PE (group II).The results. When studying the processes of POL-AOS in pregnant women of all groups,a reliable increase in POL was found, which was more significant in the main group(Р˂0.001). In response to the activation of LPO processes in the control group, the activationof the AOS components of blood protection occurred, as evidenced by an increase in thelevel of glutathione (Р˂0.02) and glutathione peroxidase (Р˂0.05). This contributes to theneutralization of POL products. In pregnant women of the I group, at 24-26 weeks, the levelof glutathione and glutathione- peroxidase increased (Р˂0.02 and Р˂0.01, respectively), andat 34-36 weeks, these indicators did not differ from the control (Р>0.05). In women of theII group, against a background of an increase in the level of lipoperoxidation products, theindicator of glutathione peroxidase did not increase reliably (Р>0.05). The level of glutathionein 24-26 weeks also did not increase (Р>0.05), and in 34-36 – significantly decreased.Conclusions. In women with moderate PE at 34-36 weeks of pregnancy, there is anantioxidant deficiency and a decrease in compensatory and adaptive mechanisms.Exhaustion of the body’s antioxidant defense system was found in pregnant women withsevere PE. Violation of AOS function against a background of hyperproduction of lipidhydroperoxides can lead to oxidative stress, disruption of compensatory and adaptivemechanisms and the development of pathological conditions in the mother and fetus.Preclinical diagnosis and correction of disorders of POL-AOS processes will give anopportunity to prevent the development of severe PE.

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