DRUG-INDUCED HEPATITIS IN PREGNANT WOMEN

Abstract

Purpose of the study. To characterize drug-induced hepatitis in pregnant women. Materials and methods: a clinical examination, a retrospective analysis of the exchange of cards and 67 birth stories of women. Results. Drug-induced hepatitis often diagnosed at 39 weeks of gestation. Overweight and comorbidities biliary system increases the biochemical activity of drug-induced hepatitis. The clinical picture is dominated by asymptomatic version of the flow, but monosemeiotic option complaining of itchy skin, accompanied by higher rates of liver transaminases. Among biochemical syndromes prevailed cytolytic and cholestatic options, and the degree of activity of transaminases usually defined as the minimum and reasonable. Drug-induced hepatitis in pregnant women developed in patients receiving combinations of 5 or more drugs, which included vitamin - mineral complexes, progestogens, folic acid preparations, iodine preparations. The degree of hepatitis activity was in direct proportion to the number of drugs taken.