Analysis of immune status assessment results of pregnant and breastfeeding women permanently residing in rural districts

Abstract

The purpose of the study was to determine the immune status of healthy, pathologically observed pregnant and lactating women living in rural areas. It was found that the trend and intensity of IgA , IgG , IgM , IgE changes in blood serum of pregnant and lactating women were practically the same. 1.27 times according to IL-1b , 1.40 times according to IL-4, 1.25 times according to IL-6, 1.31 times according to IL-10 were reliably higher in women with observed pathology compared to healthy pregnant women. Differences in the trend and intensity of changes among lactating women were similar to the parameters of pregnant women. S3S, lactoferrin and procalcitonin indicators in the blood serum of pregnant women and lactating women were recommended as differential diagnostic criteria for evaluating immune status and prognostic criteria for evaluating the end of pregnancy.