Characteristics of psychoemotional adaptation of finno-ugric women (selcups) to pregnancy
The authors carried out a study of reproductive health of 285 Finno-ugric women. Out of it there were 100 Selcup women, 140 Udmurt and 50 Russian women. The research results show that the women in the Far North (Selcups) drink more alcohol and are subjected to chronic nicotine intoxication. Respiratory illnesses are prevailed in somatic pathology. They show later engagement of menstrual function, its early decrement and tense reproductive function.