EVALUATION OF PREGNANCY AND PLACENTA FUNCTIONAL STATE IN THE BACKGROUND OF CHRONIC VIRAL HEPATITIS B AND C

Currently, chronic viral hepatitis is one of the most important problems in the field of health care, and among the nosological forms, hepatitis B and C are especially relevant. Hepatitis B and C infection is more common among young people, which is associated with its parenteral, sexual, and vertical transmission. Also, pregnant women infected with chronic viral hepatitis B and C have a higher incidence of complications of the gestational period, such as miscarriage, premature birth, gestosis, labor and postpartum bleeding. The cause of these complications is the violation of local and general immunity due to the virus and damage to placental tissue with the development of endotheliopathy, as well as a decrease in the compensatory-adaptive mechanisms of the liver during pregnancy.