Objective — to analyze factors for the development of cardiovascular diseases in pregnant women: the clinical and anamnestic, structural and functional characteristics of the visceral organs and the features of the trophological status and quality of life. Subject and methods. A comprehensive clinical examination was made in 535 outpatient and inpatient pregnant women aged 16 to 45 years (mean age, 27.9±4.7 years, M 28, Mo 25), including 383 examinees with somatic disease observed during pregnancy: Group 1 consisted of 183 patients with gestational hypertension (GH), Group 2 comprised 66 patients with chronic hypertension (CH), and Group 3 included 134 women with obesity. A control group consisted of 152 pregnant women without somatic disease. Results. There is a relationship of the remodeling of the heart, liver, and kidney in women during pregnancy with hemodynamic, trophological parameters and gestational ages; the linear and calculated ultrasound parameters of the organs are biomarkers for hypertension and obesity in the women.