The results of a study of homocysteine and blood tests in women with habitual miscarriage in early pregnancy
Tazegul SARYYEVA, Tazegul AHMEDOVA, Gunchagul GARAMANOVA, Sonagozel NURGELDIYEVA, Merjen JARCHYYEVAEducational-scientific center for maternal and child health, Department of obstetrics and gynecology of SMUT named after M. Garryyev Miscarriage is an urgent problem of obstetrics and accounts for 10-25% of pregnancies, of which 50-70% occur before 12 weeks, 18-20% at 12-22 weeks [1, 3, 4]. In obstetrics, hyperhomocysteinemia occupies a leading place among thrombophilic complications. Normally, the content of homocysteine in the blood is 5,5-12 μmol/l. In obstetrics, an increase in the amount of homocysteine leads to infertility and pregnancy complications such as early miscarriages, congenital malformations, fetoplacental insufficiency at late gestation, severe gestosis, premature birth and antenatal fetal death [5-8].
