PARTURITION IN WOMEN WITH VARICOSE DISEASE

Aim: impact evaluation of varicose disease on delivering. Materials and methods: analyzed the delivery in 12 women with varicose disease (study group) and 12 patients without pathology of the venous system. Results: an increase in the frequency of premature rupture of in patients of the main group (66,7%) compared with patients in the control group (25,0%). Significant differences perineal rupture degree I-II patients of both groups [58,3% (study group) against 33,3% (control group)]. The frequency of abnormal blood loss (ABL) (400 ml) in the study group was observed in 4 (33,3%) patients, while patients in the control group did not have a ABL (p<0,001). There was also a statistically distinguishable (p<0,001), the frequency of premature placental abruption (16,7% in the study group, 0% - in the control) and postpartum endometritis (8,3% in the main group, 0% - in the control).