Observational analysis highlights medical and social profiles of pregnant women post-COVID-19, suggesting crucial insights for patient management.
The pandemic of the new coronavirus infection COVID-19 (COVID-19) has had a significant impact on public health, including the reproductive health of women. There is little information on the impact of COVID-19, carried in the pregravidar period, on the course of pregnancy. The medical and social profile, somatic and reproductive health parameters of pregnant women who underwent COVID-19 at the pregravidar stage 6-12 months before pregnancy have not been studied. However, this information may be of significant importance for a preventive approach to the tactics of patient management at the stage of preparation for pregnancy and during gestation.
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