THE STATE OF AUTOANTIBODIES TO DOUBLE-STRANDED DNA-DS IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH POLYHYDRAMNIOS.
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The article provides a study of the content of autoantibodies to native DNA in the blood serum of pregnant women with polyhydramnios. The results of the study showed that with polyhydramnios, there is an increase in the concentration of AAT class G to native two-stranded DNA, which amounted to 47.6% of cases. The results obtained indicate that in pregnant women with polyhydramnios there is an increased frequency of detection of autoantibodies to DNA-DS by 1.7 times compared to those in pregnant women without polyhydramnios, which causes the risk of developing an autoimmune process in the body.
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