Assessment of Fetoplasentar Deficiency in Pregnant Women Who Have Preterm Obstetric Care

an increase in female morbidity and a decrease in the index of women's health in reproductive age are approaching. Only 32% of pregnant women are somatically healthy. The emergence of a more problematic situation with reproductive health is increasing every day, the indicators of negative impact on the ability of modern socio-economic and environmental factors to give birth and healthy offspring and give birth.Including chronic gynecological diseases inflammatory endometriosis, endocrine diseases and infertility, there is a steady increase in the number of diseases. As a result, not only an increase in the incidence of asexual childbirth is observed, but also an increase in perinatal mortality, 20-48% of which are associated with placental pathology. At the same time, it also increases the factors that cause indicators. Premature labor causes great health problems for the mother and child.