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The role of the psychoemotional stress during gestation in the development of obstetrical and perinatal patology
Author(s) -
G. B. Malgina
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
journal of obstetrics and women s diseases
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1684-0461
pISSN - 1683-9366
DOI - 10.17816/jowd91088
Subject(s) - gestation , medicine , obstetrics , pregnancy , biology , genetics
The complex investigation of the perinatal pathology at acute and c/1,1-onic psyclioemotliional stress dunng gestation has been perf 01 wed. Jt was sliown (by tlie metliod of the retrospective analyses) the inaease in the relat-ive 1-isf of tlie premature delivery (1,4-8,0), severe and mild gestosis (3,0-10,0), placental pathology (2,2-3,3 ), anomalies of delivery (2,0-7,0 ), obstetlical Blending (2,0- 2,8 ), late delivery (2,0-7,0) dunng the acute stress. The relationship between tlie pelinatal patology and gestation term was shown dunng the acute stress. Dm'ing- i-lie clironic stress tlie frequency and seventy of pennatal patliology is dependent upon the type of psyclioemotional reaction on the st-ress. The seventy of patliofog-y is more prominent at decompensated type of psychological reaction t-lian at subcompensated type. Tlie newbom infants of motlias witli psyclioemotional stress recuired long rehabilitation in 39,2-50,0% cases.

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