Rehabilitation of married couples with a history of recurrent early pregnancy loss
Miscarriage is one of the most pressing problems in obstetrics and gynecology today. Despite progress achieved in the improvement of diagnostic methods, treatments and preventive measures for women during and beyond pregnancy, according to WHO, the incidence of miscarriage ranges from 5 to 30% of the total number of pregnancies, in some groups reaching 55 % [1, 2]. The last five years have seen a marked trend towards an increase in the incidence of spontaneous abortion [2]. In Russia, every 5th desired pregnancy is lost. The risk of losing desired pregnancy increases as the number of failures grows and equals 36--38% after 2 spontaneous abortions, reaching 40--45% after 3 abortions [1, 3]. Birth rate increase in the Russian Federation is one of the strategic objectives of the national security [4].