Prevention of perinatal complications in pregnant women with chronic papillomavirus infection.

Unlabelled: Social trends, a new style of modern young woman, which includes the polygamy of sexual relationships, increases the incidence and probability of infection caused by sexually transmitted pathogens, including the human papillomavirus. In women entered into motherhood with chronic papillomavirus carrier, pregnancy is accompanied with an increase in obstetrics and perinatal complications. The inability to use antiviral therapy due to its embryo- and fetotoxic effects requires searching for safe agents for timely and effective preconceptional and prenatal preparation for the fetal infection prevention.