The serotonin-monoamine oxidase system in women in labor using electroanalgesia

The serotonergic blood reaction was studied in three periods of childbirth in 89 women in labor (50 patients with heart disease and 39 healthy women in labor). Of these, 49 women in labor (30 patients and 19 healthy ones) received electroanalgesia in the 1st stage of labor. Electroanalgesia in childbirth helps to ensure minor fluctuations in the serotonin content in the blood, reduce the intensity of labor pain, stabilize the functional state of the mother's cardiorespiratory system, shorten the duration of labor, reduce the amount of drugs administered and prevent bleeding in the 3rd stage of labor. The effectiveness of electroanalgesia is significantly increased when combined with electrosleep treatment c. period of pregnancy. The simplicity and availability of electroanalgesia, its effectiveness and the absence of side reactions make it possible to recommend its use not only in healthy people, but also in women in labor with cardiovascular pathology