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INDICATORS OF THE HORMONAL STATE OF THE PLACENTAL COMPLEX IN WOMEN WITH MULTIPLE PREGNANCY

. Multiple pregnancy is today much more common in 1.4-2.6 % of cases in families where parents from a multi-breeding family, while the mother's genotype plays a decisive role. Over the past 10-15 years, the number of infertile couples has significantly increased, which results in the use of auxiliary reproductive tech-nologies and the growth in the number of multiple pregnancies. In addition, multiple pregnancy is associated with an increase in the number of complications that accompanies the early trimester of gestation to childbirth. Significant complications at different gestational periods in women of this group are: miscarriage, placental dysfunction, fetopedal transfusion syndrome (SFTP), antenatal death of the fruits, discordant twin growth. The correlation between the course of multiple pregnancy and the dynamics of the level of the hormonal fluoro-centric complex is proved. According to the data obtained, in pregnant women with multiple pregnancy, the level of progesterone decreased by 80 % from the original level in single-pregnancy - this increases the risk of preterm labor. Changes in progesterone or placental lactogen in at least 10% of the norm in single-pregnancy should be considered as the development of placental dysfunction. Monitoring from the early stages of pregnancy will allow differential treatment of pregnancy and childbirth, leading to a decrease in perinatal morbidity and mortality in women with multiple pregnancies. Careful management of such pregnant women, diagnosis of the hormonal background in the antenatal period will prevent development (preterm birth, anemia, gestosis, delayed development of the fruits). The level of hormone-producing function of the fetoplacental complex in multiple pregnancy can serve as a diagnostic criterion for in-depth study of antenatal care problems in multiple pregnancy, as well as to predict the development of gestational complications during pregnancy and childbirth.