27 -4 (28/1) 2019 — Abdusalimova Sh., Mamadaliev M., — FEATURES OF THE COURSE AND OUTCOME OF PREGNANCY IN HIV-INFECTED WOMEN

FEATURES OF THE COURSE AND OUTCOME OF PREGNANCY IN HIV-INFECTED WOMEN

Abdusalimova Sh., Andijan State Medical Institute.

Mamadaliev M., Andijan State Medical Institute.

Sobirov A., Andijan State Medical I Andijan State Medical Institute.nstitute.

Mirzakarimova D., Andijan State Medical Institute.

Valieva N. Andijan State Medical Institute.

Resume,

The percentage of preterm birth in HIV-infected patients is much higher than in the population. HIV infection is a risk factor for preterm birth. Among pregnancy complications in HIV-infected women, there is often a threat of interruption, placental insufficiency, and fetal growth retardation. Among the pathologies of newborns, fetal growth retardation and damage to the central nervous system were leading.

Key words: premature birth, AIDS virus; pregnancy; antiretroviral therapy.

First page

119

Last page

120

For citation: Abdusalimova Sh., Mamadaliev M., Sobirov A., Mirzakarimova D., Valieva N. Features of the course and outcome of pregnancy in hiv-infected women//New Day in Medicine 4(28)2019 119-120 https://cutt.ly/0by5hBJ

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