Didrogesteron influence on the pregnancy course and outcomes in patients with habitual miscarriage

Abstract

To determine the effect of dydrogesterone on the course and outcome of pregnancy in patients with recurrent pregnancy loss a prospective cohort study was conducted. It involved 702 women, divided into three groups according to their anamneses and I trimester therapy. The research showed that dydogesterone use in the first pregnancy trimester in habitual miscarriage patients minimizes the risk of miscarriage to 51,9% (RR 0,48; 95% CR 0,18–0,47; p=0,002), preeclampsia development risk 36,7% (RR 0,63; 95% CR 0,25–0,35; p=0,048).

Keywords

• habitual miscarriage
• dydrogesterone
• preeclampsia
• relative risk