THE EFFECT OF CRYODESTRUCTION OF THE CERVIX IN THE ANAMNESIS ON THE COURSE OF PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH

Annotation. Despite the fact that the cryosurgery method has been known for a long time, there is not enough data to study the effect of cervical cryodestruction on a woman's further reproductive health. Objective: to study the effect of cervical cryodestruction on the reproductive function of women, the safety of pregnancy, and the choice of delivery method. Material and methods: for the period from 2021-2024, comprehensive clinical and laboratory monitoring of the course of gestation was carried out in 42 women with a history of cervical cryodestruction. Results: pregnancy occurred 1-2 years after cervical cryodestruction – in 40%, then in frequency from 2 to 3 years – in 35%, up to 1 year – in 25%. Pregnancy ended prematurely in 9% cases, full–term pregnancy – 79%, postponed pregnancy - in 12% cases. Vaginal delivery was observed in the main group of 81% women, abdominal delivery in 19% for various obstetric indications. Conclusions: Cryodestruction of the cervix in the anamnesis does not have a negative effect on the course of pregnancy and childbirth. Key words : cryodestruction of the cervix, pregnancy, childbirth.