[Social-hygienic and medico-biological risk factors in spontaneous abortion and infertility].

Statistically significant socio-hygienic and biomedical factors have a far greater impact on miscarriages than on primary and secondary infertility. A conclusion is made that during gestation the organism reacts to a variety of exposures, whereas infertility is a grave disorder of reproductive health which develops as a result of combined exposure to the most potent endogenous and exogenous risk factors. Miscarriages in the workers occupationally exposed to hazardous factors later often transform into stable infertility.