Clinical features of the pregnancy and birth of mothers of children with richet

Rickets in children of the first two years of life is a common disease associated with a violation of calcium-phosphorus metabolism. With rickets, the skeletal system is affected mainly, disorders of the central nervous system, many internal organs are observed, and the child's resistance to infections decreases. The basis of rickets is a deficiency of vitamin D, which is necessary for the absorption of calcium, phosphorus, other trace elements and vitamins, which are necessary for the growth of the child’s bone tissue. The problem of violation of phosphorus-calcium metabolism in children in recent years is gaining importance in connection with a decrease in socio-economic living conditions, worsening maternal health.