THE EFFECT OF PAST COVID-19 INFECTION ON EARLY PREGNANCY LOSSES

Aim: The aim of this study was to investigate the effect Covid-19 infection on early pregnancy losses within one year before pregnancy.
 Material-Method: is a prospective descriptive that carried out between 01.03.2021 and 01.09.2021, in Obstetrics Outpatient clinic Gynecology Department Ankara Dr. Sami Ulus Gynecology, Child Health, Diseases Training Research Hospital. Among pregnant women ages 18-35 who came for their first control due obstetric follow-up, trimester stated they had pregnancy, were group (n=150), did not have history also included (n=150). followed up 20th gestational week loss rates two groups (spontaneous abortion at 0.05). In group, it determined experience an average 6.04±2.94 months 6.75±3.15 infection, no statistically significant difference observed (p>0, 05).
 Conclusion: Although there relationship pre-conceptional study, considering placental vasculopathy, its with should be clarified larger studies. regard,expectant mothers guided anxiety ameliorated least pre-pregnancy period.