Сomorbidity of extragenital diseases during pregnancy

The objective of the article is to sort out the impact of comorbidity of extragenital diseases (EGD) on the women’s health during pregnancy, as well as on the course of pregnancy in order to prevent and early complication diagnosis. Extragenital diseases (EGD) is a large group of multiple and diverse diseases, syndromes, conditions in pregnant women, combined only by the fact that they are not gynecological diseases and obstetric complications of pregnancy [1]. EGD includes a number of diseases, and it is important for clinical purposes to divide it into a significant and minor. Minor types of EGD include those diseases or conditions in which maternal and perinatal mortality rates, the incidence of complications of pregnancy, childbirth and the post-partum period, and perinatal morbidity do not differ from general population. In other words, these are diseases incidence of which has a little impact on course and outcome of pregnancy, the state of the foetus and the newborn. A significant EGD is a large group of diseases or conditions that affect the above-mentioned indicators to varying degrees. The main risk of EGD is that it may cause maternal death [1]. The article presents the clinical case of comorbidity of extragenital diseases in pregnancy, analyzes the literary sources, clinical data, and the results of laboratory and instrumental research.