HEALTH OF WOMAN. 2016.2(108):16–19; doi 10.15574/HW.2016.108.16 

The course of pregnancy and childbirth in women – forced migrants

Zhuk S. I., Shchurevska O. D.
National Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education P. L. Shupyk, Kiev 

The article presents data retrospective study of pregnancy and childbirth in women – forced migrant. The basic obstetric risk factors for disease in this group of pregnant women described. The role of chronic stress in causing the pathology of the mother and fetus showed. The attention to the need for the development and implementation of preventive measures, psychological support and correction proved. 
Key words: рregnancy, childbirth, complications, women-migrants. 
 

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