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Aim. To study the incidence of abandoning mothers living in urban districts in order to reveal the diseases, which could possibly cause abandoning a child. Methods. The source of information used was Form No. 96 “Birth History” during the period from 2009 to 2017 from archives of all city hospitals of 11 city districts of the region. Results. On average, over the 9-year study period, among the mothers from urban districts morbidity rate was 2832.6±71.5 cases per 1000 of the corresponding contingent. By 2020, the morbidity rate is predicted to be 2583.3 cases per 1000 of the corresponding contingent. By 2020, a slow increase in the incidence rate of socially significant pathology among abandoning mothers is predicted: up to 928.1 cases per 1000 of the corresponding contingent, that is, 9 out of 10 women will be carriers of socially significant diseases. Conclusion. The average morbidity rate among abandoning mothers is significantly higher than that of women in the control group; the fundamental difference in the morbidity of abandoning mothers is a higher average level of socially significant diseases (811.9±51.1 cases per 1000) compared to that among women in the control group (12.8 cases per 1000 of the corresponding contingent).

Features of the health state of abandoning mothers from the urban districts of Chelyabinsk region