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Aim:
To evaluate course and outcomes of hepatitis C in gravidae; introduction of optimal management of pregnancy, postpartum period in mothers and newborns in viral hepatitis C.
Material And Methods:
Case histories, general and obstetric statuses, obstetric and extragenital pathology, pregnancy course and outcomes were studied in 76 pregnant women with viral hepatitis C.
Results:
A complicated course of pregnancy was observed in 38.2, 13.1 and 24.3% of women in trimester I, II and III, respectively. Therapeutic policy of removing symptoms of the pathology with consideration of hepatitis C severity and stage allowed to keep pregnancy in all the women.
Conclusion:
Hepatitis C virus can complicate pregnancy but the latter does not aggrevate the course of hepatitis C.