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For the future mothers, suffering the high probability of occurrence of small complications exists adiposity, for example, a heartburn and infections of the bottom respiratory tracts, during pregnancy, speak scientists.

Research of University of Edinburgh has found out, that corpulent future mothers, almost, in 10 times are more subject to occurrence of infections of the bottom respiratory tracts, and more than twice - a headache and a heartburn, in comparison with pregnant women, at which healthy weight.

Researchers have studied data about more than 650 pregnant women, almost which half were corpulent or suffered adiposity in the pregnancy beginning. Researchers have taken into consideration such factors as age and smoking.
Corpulent pregnant women have been three times more subject to a syndrome of the carpal channel which arises when the augmentation of quantity of a liquid causes a wrist edema. This disease can lead to a pricking, a numbness and a disadvantage of coordination of arms.

The research published in edition British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology («the British magazine of obstetrics and gynecology»), also has found out, that corpulent women are subject more than to triple risk of occurrence of dysfunction of a pubic joint which amazes pelvic joints and can cause complexities in circulation. Cost of treatment of small complications at corpulent women more than three times exceeds cost of treatment of women, at which healthy weight of a body.
Doctor Rebekka Rejnolds, from the Center of motherhood and pre-natal health Tommy at University of Edinburgh: "Though such symptoms as a heartburn are extended, and, in general, are considered harmless, all of them can peerly have strong influence on quality of a life of pregnant women, and can be bound to more serious diseases. That is called as small complication, can promote that pregnancy will proceed uncomfortable, and it, also, is bound to higher cost of treatment".

About a quarter of pregnant women which give birth, suffer adiposity. The centre of motherhood and pre-natal health Tommy at University of Edinburgh investigates consequences of adiposity for pregnancy, and that it is possible to make to improve health of mother and the child.

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