Correlations Between Spontaneous Abortions and Patient's History, Social-biological and Environmental Factors
Year: 2025
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: We retrospectively studied the clinical and laboratory features of 111 patients with spontaneous abortion from the contingent of the National Medical Center O.Gudushauri and the First Medical Center, and who were treated in 2016-2018. Data from 103 pregnant women who gave birth at a time (9 months) in the same period of time were taken for control. Results: Weighing more than 9kg - r=0.167 *, p=0.015; Daily travel for a long distance - r=0.303**, p = 0.000; Unsatisfactory living conditions - r = 0.244**, p=0.000; Excess food intake - r=0.230 **, p=0.001; Allergy - r=0.190 **, p=0.005; Hypothyroidism - r=0.213 **, p=0.002; Nutrition - r=0.359 **, p=0.000; High physical activity - r=0.0152 *, p=0.026; Stress work - r=0.254 **, p=0.000; Sleep disorders - r=0.187 **, p=0.006; Obesity - r=0.169 *, p=0.013; Varicose disease - r=0.228 **, p=0.001; Menstruation cycle disorder - r=0.334 **, p=0.000; Inflammatory diseases of small pelvic cavity - r=0.163 *, p=0.017; Uterine myoma - r=0.157 *, p=0.021; Placenta-based - r=0.0157 *, p=0.022; Menarche - r=0.155, p=0.023. With spontaneous abortions, a significant positive correlation is manifested in: housing and labor conditions, mode of diet, gynecological analysis.
Authors: Manana Makharadze, Revaz Sulukhia, Nino Megrelishvili, Larisa Melia, Iamze Taboridze
Language: English
Subfield: Immunology
Field: Immunology and Microbiology
Domain: Life Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4407188078