HORMONAL CONTRACEPTION IN REHABILITATION PROGRAM AFTER NON-DEVELOPING PREGNANCY
Restoration and preservation of women's reproductive health after non-developing pregnancy depend largely on the adequacy of rehabilitation. The timely and correct application of modern hormonal contraceptives, including low-dose combined oral contraceptives (COCs) containing desogestrel (regulon, etc.) is an important component of rehabilitation. The use of COCs from the date of removal of dead ovum not only has a therapeutic effect, but also solves the problem of prevention of unwanted pregnancies on the background of the stress.