The work was carried out in the city maternity hospital of the city of Bukhara, 25 pregnant women were tested: 15 women with gestational hypertension and 10 patients without it. As a result of examination during pregnancy, which develops with gestational hypertension, the main part of red blood cells, as in the control group (89.60±5.60%), was represented by normocytes (65.40±3.50%). At the same time, the development of poikilocytosis was also observed. We have shown that during pregnancy with existing gestational hypertension in erythrocytes there was a significant (p<0.05) increase in the space index of the width of the cell by its height in the center (Area), which amounted to 64.84±2.50 μm2 (46.08 ±2.60μm 2). The cell volume values ​​changed even more (10153.19±250.00μm3 _ 8443.50±223.50 μm3). Thus, it can be stated that the deformability of erythrocytes shown by us is a decisive factor in changing the state of the blood. At the same time, a decrease in the elasticity of the erythrocyte, that is, an increase in their rigidity, leads to an increase in its viscosity.

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