ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN ELECTROLYTE PARAMETERS IN WOMEN DURING IN VITRO FERTILIZATION PROGRAM
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https://doi.org/10.31618/ESSA.2782-1994.2021.4.75.170Keywords:
reproductive health, water-salt metabolism, sodium, potassium, in vitro fertilization, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome.Abstract
Aim of the research. To determine the concentration of basic plasma electrolytes in women in in vitro fertilization program who received more individualized medication correction on the basis of determination the clinical and pathogenetic role of disorders of the neuroendocrine regulation of water-salt metabolism, as well as to study data of the modern methods of prevention and correction of electrolyte disorders.
Research materials. 110 patients in vitro fertilization program were examined.
Conclusions. Thus, when using standard protocols for ovulation stimulation in in vitro fertilization program patients are more prone to have potassium and sodium imbalance.
Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome was detected only in patients of the main group with the standard ovulation induction protocols. This syndrome was not observed in patients receiving the combination therapy.
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