Clinical importance of antiphospholipid antibodies in pregnants with mycoplasma and associated infection

Abstract

The examination of 167 infected pregnants in I and II terms was carried out to reveal the rate of antiphospholi pid antibodies in pregnants with mycoplasma and associated infection. The pathologic level of anti phospholipid antibodies was determined in 21% of the pregnants with micoplasma and associated infection, in 22% of them the anti phospholipid syndrome was revealed. The most severe complications of pregnancy and accompanied extragenital pathology were found in women with anti phospholipid antibodies. During complex therapy the elimination of antibodies accompanying by the positive clinical dynamics of gestational process was found in some pregnants. Various complications of pregnancy which were arrested by timely treatment were found in women with associated mycoplasma infection without anti phospholipid antibodies.lt is concluded that the formation of anti phospholipid antibodies is the part of infectious process in pregnancy.