PREGNANCY, CHILDBIRTH, A FETUS AND NEWBORN FROM MOTHERS WITH PAPILLOMAVIRUSES INFECTION
It is noted that papillomavirus infection is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases. Women of reproductive age are most often infected, which reduces their potential for childbearing and carries a pregnancy. It is proved that the human papilloma virus affects both male sex cells, as a result of which asthenozoospermia develops. Also, this virus disrupts the process of normal cell division and increases the risk of developing cervical cancer, which threatens the life of a woman. Especially increases the likelihood of malignancy in cases where the infection is combined with a violation of the hormonal background - hyperestrogenemia. It is shown that this virus has the ability to transmit through the placenta and intranatally, which affects the health of the respiratory and nervous systems of the newborn, its development. Some types of viruses cause a manifest form of infection, which is manifested by the presence of genital warts in the anogenital zone, which increases the risk of infection of the fetus during labor. It is emphasized that the use of antiviral drugs and the change of tactics during delivery significantly reduce the probability of infection of the child. It has been established that the prevention of papillomavirus infection is carried out by two types of vaccines, the use of which has great weight in preventing its spread.